General Travel Tips

For those who feel the leash is getting too short, it’s time to consider a digital detox in Yosemite Mariposa County.

With its massive granite walls, thundering waterfalls and forested slopes, Yosemite National Park continues to echo the magic of your first impressions.  If it’s been years since you’ve toured Yosemite, a heralded return is overdue. 

It’s a universal truth: kids love to play in the snow.  And, when adults play with kids playing in the snow, something magical happens: we become kids once again.

For a couple's escape or a large family gathering, the welcoming spirit of Yosemite Mariposa awaits with arms opened wide. Here are 10 reasons that will make your holiday celebration an unforgettable time.

Winter breakers in Yosemite Mariposa are choice-positive when it comes to outdoor activities. From skiing & snowboarding to hiking and mountain biking, this “tweener” season rewards the agility of a Sierra Nevada red fox as it delivers heart-pumping receipts for those who accept the challenge.

Whether you find yourself in historic downtown Mariposa, carefree Midpines or classic Coulterville, there’s no better way to get the inside scoop than shooting the breeze with locals.

For seasoned senior travelers, getting to Yosemite can be tricky. While these challenges can be conquered with nuanced and careful planning, there is a simpler solution: go with a guided tour.

Yosemite Mariposa County shines as nature’s playground.  There’s plenty of room for the kids to shake their sillies out.

dog-friendly accommodations can be found throughout Yosemite Mariposa County.  Whether you and your sidekick want to walk a pet-approved trail in Yosemite Valley, play fetch in Lake McClure or explore the surrounding National Forests, there’s a pup paradise waiting just around the next turn.

What inspires you to want to take a solo female trip to Yosemite? Whether it’s solitude in nature, meeting new people or trying new things, Yosemite Mariposa County has everything you need.