As others have mentioned, it's free transportation to Canyon Lodge from the village. Opens at 8am…read more The windows are scratched up but probably can't be helped with all the ski/snowboard gear being transported. Takes about 10min one way

If you're in the mammoth lakes area then go ride the scenic gondolas to the top and enjoy the views…read morefrom 11k feet!

Super fun hike to these little hot springs located along the mountainside.read more

Always beautiful since I've been going over here!! The water level this year is high so can only go…read morethrough the bridge path..

+ Vons is a convenient grocery stop on your way between NP's and the ski resort here…read more - Though everything here is a lil pricier than back home. . Popular, crowded ambience. + Still, lot of cultural variety dining. + Pleasant town to walk around with your folks, especially at Mountain Center at Mammoth, whether on or off ski season.

Grateful that during this intra covid era, I managed to get seats at the busy breweries and…read morerestaurants. This area is such a success, whether hot or snowy. Bring your dog, boat, bike, sticks, family and/or self for some nature fun. Hiking trails almost every corner one turns. Make reservations early. It does get congested with adventure seekers.

It would've been a better attraction if the vocals came from the bear vs a speaker behind it…read more The script was loaded with information but it did not keep my interest.

This is a nice stop to visit the information center and to hear a background on the California…read moreGrizzly Bear. It's more educational than entertaining, but low maintenance and easily found on the east side of Highway 41. I was hoping that the bear would move or provide some insight into the Yosemite Valley, but free is hard to beat!

Swinging Bridge in Yosemite is a beautiful place to cool off, unwind, and enjoy a picnic surrounded…read moreby nature. With spectacular views, flowing water, and a peaceful atmosphere, it offers the perfect setting to slow down and take in Yosemite's breathtaking scenery. Whether you're relaxing by the water, sharing a meal, or simply enjoying the view, Swinging Bridge is a memorable spot worth experiencing.

A must stop! Great view of the falls and the Merced River from the bridge. A nice place to…read morepicnic, but if the weather is good, you will have lots of company. At any rate, the view is fantastic from the bridge, and there is a walking trail where you can take gorgeous photos of the surrounding area. By the way, there is no "swing" in the Swinging Bridge. The original swinging bridge was replaced with a permanently fixed bridge after being damaged in the 1965 flood.

Devils Gate Summit is approximately 7519 feet. It's a fairly scenic area and it is a nice stop to…read morepull over and stretch your legs. There is a historical marker however there are no bathrooms.

One of the best views of the valley. There are 2 parking lots and it's not far from the valley. A…read moregood place for a first stop when visiting Yosemite

One of the most beautiful views around. Everyone should try to make it here at some point their…read morelife. What an amazing viewpoint to take in some of God's most beautiful creations. Early spring or fall are the best times to visit, late spring & summer gets extremely crowded & parking can be a night with all the bus tours. I try to come at least a few times a year & I'm always blown away of the view at the end of the tunnel.

To be honest I've been stuck in mammoth for four days because my truck broke down. I'm staying…read moreright across the street at the motel 6. I was wrenching a bolt while laying on my back and the wrench slipped and smacked me in the face. I was having a full blown crash out. I stood up and saw John's pizza works across the street and I knew I needed a beer. I walked in and was greeted by Nyesia. Nyesia deserves a raise, a trophy, and probably her own holiday. The drinks were great, the service was even better, and somehow she managed to listen to me yap for an hour or two. Nice hire John

Came for food and drinks but stayed for Nyesia. Not sure who John is but he made a hell of a good…read moredecision hiring that lady. Food 10/10 Drinks 10/10 Nyesia 100/10

This 14 mile scenic loops is amazing! I like to start out at the North off the 158 and Grant lake…read moreso I can end up at June Lake. There's trails, horses, Grant Lake, Silver Lake, Gull Lake, campgrounds, and a very nice drive. Our first stop is always to say hello to all of the horses and mules. We park on the side of the road and pet them. Next, we stop at silver lake since there's some parking spots. We like to walk across the street to the lake and watch the ducks. Some people like to pull up at reverse creek but stay safe crossing! It's just a great scenic route for something to do and see.

This drive is beautiful. Absolutely breathtaking. We went in fall and I think it will be on our…read morelist for years to come. The aspens and various other colorful trees play beautifully with the backdrop of pines and granite. A little hidden treasure that I can't believe I took so long to visit.

Ever since we made our return reservations almost a year ago; I've been looking forward to this…read moreroad being open! Usually it's open from late May to October or November directly depending on the amount of snowfall. Once we turned onto the Glacier Point road it was roughly 16 miles until we reached the spectacular viewpoint area. There are numerous places to pull over. Some are viewpoints, other's are hiking trails. Plan on bringing your own food & water. Can't beat the views for a nice bag lunch! It has been many moons since I first laid eyes on the beautiful snow flower. Imagine my surprise and delight in spotting the snow flower (sarcodes sanguinea) along the edges of the roadway! For those of you unfamiliar these plants are located in montane areas of the California Floristic Province, above 5,000 feet. Since I don't live in elevations above 5,000 feet it's rare that I see them. A large parking lot, some port a potties, a gift shop plus numerous hiking trails await you at the viewpoint area.

It's been 3+ years since I have been back to Yosemite, so I am going back through my photos and…read morewriting this review and can't wait to come back! I love the Glacier point, love Yosemite and love the hikes. It's a great viewing spot especially if you want a break from hiking but enjoy the breathtaking views