Yosemite Mariposa County Snowcations

Winter’s got a lot going on in Yosemite Mariposa County, and it’s within easy reach.  To help inspire your winter getaway, we’ve put together a three-day, two-night budget itinerary that delivers peals of joyful glee from families as well as adventure-loving groups of friends.

Yosemite Mariposa County is a holiday escape that promises to warm your hearts and reignite that sense of wonder we all hold dear.

Ready for a romantic winter weekend away? With its gateway mountain towns, date-night restaurants, local merchants, and artisan makers, Yosemite Mariposa County is extra breathtaking with winter’s snow-kissed peaks and […]

Our Yosemite First-Timer itinerary packages the Park’s must-see places and areas for newcomers to this majestic realm. 

The best – and easiest – way to take an RV holiday to Yosemite is in Mariposa County. Highway 140 – the low elevation all-weather highway – runs through historic Mariposa County directly from California’s Central Valley to Yosemite National Park.

Autumn in Yosemite Mariposa County is the season locals wait for all year for its fine weather and quiet forests. It’s a great time to get away to the mountains with the kids (or maybe just sneak off on your own!)

Find delight in a winter visit to Yosemite National Park! With a bright covering of snow resting across Yosemite’s majestic scenery you’ll be all set for a trip that can’t be beat. Find some of the highlights for a winter weekend in Yosemite.

Time to start planning a national park road trip! California is home to nine national parks from the highest point to the lowest in the continental US. Here’s how to make Yosemite Mariposa County a centerpiece to your epic summer road trip adventure.

Away from the Valley, the Merced River flows wild & free through a dramatic canyon revealing much to explore. Everything from rafting and hiking, to fishing and gold panning, all in a history-drenched setting of unmistakable beauty.

John Muir was a famous naturalist, writer and conservationist. But, most importantly, he was a protector of Yosemite. Here’s how you can experience Yosemite National Park through his own footsteps on his first trip to Mariposa County.

Whether it’s rafting big water on the Merced River or climbing big walls like El Capitan, mountain biking down a gonzo fire road in the Sierra National Forest or skydiving from 14,000 feet as Half Dome stands guard in the distance, Yosemite Mariposa is a prime destination for all thrill levels and budgets.

Searching for spring things to do in Yosemite Mariposa County? Discover 5 sumptuous days of activities to make the heart sing – from waterfalls to wildflowers to the perfect locally brewed beer to top it all off.