Yosemite National Park will never let you down irrespective of the season. Yosemite Valley, approximately 3,000 feet deep and less than a mile wide, is known for its incredible rock formations, created from plutonic rock that cooled far below the earth’s surface.
While the hiking opportunities are abundant, a casual drive through will also take your breath away.
== Winter time in 2014 has been only moderately snowy. ==
== Go during the winter time to claim a rock just for yourself and enjoy the private show of the nature==
== Early in the morning, walk outside the campsite and find yourself in the middle nature’s creativity ==
== Wander around in the valley during sunset time. The views can catch you by surprise ==
== Change your perspective on these trees. Do you see ghost like structures or trees accentuating the curves of the mountain ? ==
== Look up for those dramatic clouds as they come and go ==
== Stare at this El Capita rock and wonder what it takes to climb it ?! ==
== Be in the valley where half-dome is visible at sunset time. Don’t miss the 5-min window during when the top glows in golden ==
Planning Tips:
– You can rent heated tents during winter time. These tents have a heater that can go up to 90F and beds with blankets available.
– Of course, if you want to go for a bit more cozy experience, the heated cabins can be rented too.
– Yosemite bear activities are pretty serious business. So, strictly follow the rules when it comes to food as per visitor centers instructions.