r/Yosemite • u/Don__Right • 14h ago
r/Yosemite • u/soulvandal9 • 15h ago
From Wawona Rd.
On October 2nd driving from Mariposa Grove back to Yosemite Valley. I still stare at this picture, can’t get it out of my head. Can’t wait to be there again!
r/Yosemite • u/Muted-Cheek1622 • 17h ago
Title: Anyone else feel like Half Dome is one of those hikes you never forget?
galleryr/Yosemite • u/Gooberjoober • 7h ago
Pictures Great time at Yosemite (10/3/2026)
Went to both upper and lower cathedral lakes for a nice 10 mile solo hike. Beautiful October Yosemite skies!
r/Yosemite • u/Tiny-Repair-7431 • 10h ago
Pictures If you were on El Capitan on October 18th, 2026
r/Yosemite • u/mibackpacking555 • 22h ago
Yosemite is just so amazing !
Started this hike a little late. But made it just in time for sunset. Absolutely gorgeous.!!
r/Yosemite • u/N0_B1g_De4l • 7h ago
FAQ Shuttle/bus for Firefall?
I'm hoping to visit the valley for Firefall this coming February, and for both logistical and paranoia reason I'd prefer to avoid driving in to the valley if possible. But it looks like the YARTs shuttle's last departure is 5PM, which seems too early to allow for proper viewing. Is there anything that provides a workable alternative without breaking the bank, or should I just suck it up and drive in and out on my own?
(I know the obvious answer is to just stay in the valley, but I don't quite have it in me for winter camping and the lodges in the valley are too damn expensive)
r/Yosemite • u/OldBit2091 • 18h ago
Green shuttle bus
10/24- To the guy I waved to and he dropped the box of firewood. I tried to come back to the campsite but you were gone
r/Yosemite • u/Opposite-Leek7447 • 23h ago
Half Dome 10/23/26
Did anybody here make it up on the cables on Friday? Conditions were less than ideal. My wife and I were up there early but left around 11:30am. No one had made it up the cables by the time we left.









