In a destination as timeless as Yosemite Mariposa County, it may seem on the surface that there wouldn’t be too much new to expect for returning visitors in 2023. But just like the landscape, Yosemite is ever-changing and always provides something new to experience.
Yosemite’s natural firefall at Horsetail Fall draws hundreds of photographers for a few weeks in February when the setting sun lights Horsetail Fall and turns the water a brilliant molten orange, reminiscent of the Glacier Point firefall.
Get to know the community of Foresta! This small neighborhood offers a bit of history, some incredible views and it’s very own waterfall in addition to a collection of conveniently located vacation rental cabins.
Prepare for a magical Yosemite winter phenomenon – Frazil Ice! Learn all about what it is, and where you can see it right here.
Yosemite National Park and Mariposa County set the stage for epic family getaways, with the more children, parents, grandparents, and even great grandparents tagging along the merrier.
Yosemite Mariposa offers what could be the widest variety of hikes in California. Whether it’s a slow amble through the wildflowers while the kids chase butterflies or a solo climb up the granite switchbacks as clouds pass beneath you, there’s a trail for everyone regardless of age or ability.
There are endless things to do in California. Take a look at some of our favorites – and they can all be done in or close to Yosemite National Park.
When the sun goes down and the waterfalls are rushing in Yosemite, an amazing experience takes place when the Yosemite Moonbow comes out at night.
Whether it’s taking a walk in the crisp, fresh air to count your blessings, or photographing Half Dome floating like gold in the still waters of Mirror Lake, reflections abound in Yosemite National Park.
Yosemite National Park is home to many incredible attractions—but what really drives visitors to make their way to Yosemite? The chance to see one of Yosemite’s famous waterfalls.