African American soldiers, known as the Buffalo Soldiers, played an important role in the early protection of National Parks like Yosemite.
African American soldiers, known as the Buffalo Soldiers, played an important role in the early protection of National Parks like Yosemite.
Get a break from the fog and revel in the sunshine and scenery of Yosemite Mariposa County. There is plenty to do in every season.
Enjoy a romantic winter getaway for two in Yosemite Mariposa County. Couples love building memories together in this magical setting.
Grab a sled, or just a warm coat and enjoy some snow sliding fun at Goat Meadow Snow Play Area. Just outside Yosemite on Highway 41, this is an excellent area for sledding, snow angels, XC skiing, snowshoeing and more.
Whether your preference lean toward the simplicity of staying close to the out of doors, or you’re looking for a winter lodging basecamp with all the amenities, Yosemite Mariposa County has something to delight you this winter season.
Just because its winter doesn’t mean you can’t explore the breath-taking scenery at Yosemite National Park and Mariposa County.
Take a win-win approach to making your resolutions come true. Take your best self higher to resolution-ready Yosemite Mariposa County, where outdoor-active health and wellness come with the territory.
Yosemite Mariposa boasts one particular activity that literally outshines the rest: winter stargazing.
Snowshoeing Yosemite allows intrepid excursionists and frolicking families alike to venture off-the-beaten-path, enjoy some invigorating exercise and, most importantly, get inspired during the Park’s least visited season.
The postcard-pretty hamlet of Fish Camp is located just two miles from Yosemite National Park’s South Gate in Mariposa County, making it the closest town to any of Yosemite’s entrances.