Gas station · Mariposa County
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"The California Mobil station that houses one of the region’s most popular (and delicious) restaurants plopped in, of all places, Yosemite National Park." - Eater Staff
National park · Mariposa County
Yosemite National Park is a breathtaking Sierra Nevada gem with iconic granite cliffs, giant sequoias, roaring waterfalls, and over 750 miles of trails for every adventurer.
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Campground · Mariposa County
Nestled at 8,100 ft, this serene campground features cozy tent sites and ample amenities, perfect for outdoor explorers seeking peace near Yosemite.
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Lake · Mariposa County
Nestled between Yosemite Valley and Tuolumne Meadows, Tenaya Lake dazzles with its crystal-clear waters, sandy beaches, and stunning mountain views, making it a must-visit for swimming, kayaking, and sun-soaking.
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Nature preserve · Mariposa County
Yosemite Falls is a breathtaking, 2,425-foot, towering cascade in Yosemite National Park—perfect for awe-inspiring views and epic hikes from easy strolls to challenging switchbacks.
Hiking area · Mariposa County
Nestled in Yosemite, this 2.6-mile out-and-back trail offers a serene escape with stunning views of iconic landmarks like Half Dome, away from the crowds.
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Ski resort · Mariposa County
Nestled in Yosemite National Park, this quaint ski resort delivers affordable thrills with beginner-friendly runs, cozy vibes, and stunning scenery.
Tucked away in Yosemite National Park, Ostrander Lake is a serene retreat for adventurous cross-country skiers and backpackers, featuring stunning views and a cozy stone hut.
Woods · Mariposa County
Nestled just beyond Yosemite's south entrance, Mariposa Grove enchants with its towering sequoias and scenic trails, beckoning nature lovers to explore its majestic beauty.
Nestled by the Merced River, Dirt Flat Campground offers serene walk-in sites surrounded by stunning Sierra landscapes, perfect for seasoned campers seeking tranquility.
Waterfall · Mariposa County
Yosemite's Horsetail Fall dazzles with a fiery orange-red glow at sunset in February, cascading dramatically down El Capitan’s edge.