Yosemite Hiking Tours
Booking one of these amazing Yosemite Hiking Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Yosemite hiking tours offer the ultimate adventure in one of America's most treasured national parks. Embark on a journey through awe-inspiring landscapes, from El Capitan's towering cliffs to the serene Yosemite Valley. Whether tackling the Half Dome hike or exploring Tuolumne Meadows, planning a hiking tour in Yosemite promises a blend of natural wonders and exhilarating experiences.
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Alpine Lakes Backpacking Adventure
Escape society and travel deep into remote wonders tucked into Ansel Adams Wilderness on this guided Alpine Lakes Backpacking Adventure. Alongside a trusted guide, you’ll travel to pristine scenery, such as granite peaks, meadows cloaked in wildflowers, glittering lakes, and rivers cutting into Southern Yosemite’s tremendous landscape.
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Half Dome Backpacking Tour
One word describes this “bang for your buck” guided 4-day Half Dome Backpacking Tour in Yosemite National Park: epic. Traverse a montage of remarkable scenery before ascending the iconic Half Dome. Camp along the scenic Merced River, pass by the roaring Nevada Fall and meander a portion of the famous John Muir Trail.
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Cloud’s Rest and Half Dome Backpacking Trip
Explore the spectacular scenery sprawling across Yosemite National Park, view some wild wonders from up close as you snake along the various paths—including the famous John Muir Trail—and marvel at the staggering landscape layered below from atop Cloud’s Rest and Half Dome. That’s right, the 5-day guided Cloud’s Rest and Half Dome Backpacking Trip takes you to two of the most remarkable peaks in Yosemite.
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High Passes Backpacking Trip in Yosemite
Escape to the wild and embark on the unforgettable guided High Passes Backpacking Trip in Yosemite National Park. This impressive route has you traversing 80 km and crossing 4 high elevation passes in 8 days. You’ll spend each night camping in the thick of the wild, alongside scenic lakes with elaborate mountain backdrops, such as Upper Merced Pass Lake and Lake 10K.
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Yosemite Grand Traverse Backpacking Tour
Get ready for an unforgettable, rugged trekking experience of a lifetime on this epic 8-day Yosemite Grand Traverse Backpacking Tour. This 80-kilometre trek winds to a collage of remote natural wonders tucked into the corners of Yosemite National Park, including a challenging, but undeniably rewarding hike to the summit of Clouds Rest and an epic night of camping by Cathedral Lake.
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Yosemite Grand Traverse Tour with Horsepack Support
Get ready for an epic 8-day adventure tour through the iconic and most-photographed regions of Yosemite National Park. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking, and to boot, you’ll have pack mules doing most of the heavy lifting for you, leaving you free to appreciate your surroundings without struggling under the weight of your pack.
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When deciding where to hike in Yosemite, consider your preferred trails or a base for exploration. Yosemite Valley serves as a central point for iconic hikes, including the Mist Trail and the trek to Yosemite Falls. For those seeking high-country adventures, Tuolumne Meadows offers access to less crowded, stunning routes.
Hiking in Yosemite is unparalleled due to its diverse landscapes and the opportunity to witness breathtaking natural formations up close. The park's vast network of trails caters to all levels, from leisurely walks to strenuous backcountry expeditions, offering a unique adventure through the heart of the Sierra Nevada.
The best time for hiking in Yosemite is from late spring to early fall (May through October), when most trails are accessible, and the weather is favorable. While summer (June to August) sees the highest number of visitors, shoulder seasons provide a more tranquil experience with the added beauty of spring waterfalls or autumn colors.
Pack layers for changing weather, sturdy hiking boots, water bottles, a map and compass (or GPS), sun protection, and bear-proof food containers. Don't forget your camera for the breathtaking views!
Luggage transfers are not typically available for most hikes in Yosemite. For backcountry trips, you'll need to carry all your gear. Some guided tours may offer support for longer treks.
Hike durations in Yosemite can vary greatly, from short day hikes to multi-day backcountry adventures. Plan according to your route; a day hike can last several hours, while backcountry treks may require several days.
Yes, Yosemite offers many family-friendly hikes. Trails like the Lower Yosemite Fall Trail and the Mirror Lake Trail are great for families and offer stunning views with relatively easy terrain.
Accommodations range from campgrounds and rustic cabins to luxurious hotels. Backcountry hikers will find designated campsite areas for overnight stays.
Yes, self-guided hikes are a popular way to explore Yosemite. There are numerous trails with varying difficulties, and park rangers can provide recommendations based on your interests and experience level.
Guided hikes are available and offer an educational experience with insights into the park's history, flora, and fauna. They can be especially valuable for navigating more challenging trails or learning about the natural environment.
The best time for hiking in Yosemite is late spring through early fall (May to October), when most trails are snow-free and the weather is more predictable.
Day hikes don't usually require permits, but overnight backcountry trips do. Permits are also required for specific hikes, like the Half Dome cable route.
Stay on marked trails, keep a safe distance from wildlife, check weather and trail conditions before heading out, and always carry sufficient water, food, and safety gear.
Certain areas may have seasonal or temporary restrictions due to wildlife activity, restoration efforts, or weather conditions. Always check the current status before planning your hike.
Follow Leave No Trace principles: pack out all trash, stay on designated trails to avoid damaging plant life, and keep wildlife wild by observing from a distance and not feeding animals.