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Yosemite National Park – How to plan your One-Day visit

Yosemite National Park How to plan your One-Day visit Yosemite National Park is one of America most amazing park to visit. Here you can find many famous scenic nature wonders like the tallest waterfall in North America, as many other smaller but not less immersive waterfalls, the largest granite cliff rock El Capitan, the Yosemite Valley, and the famous Half Dome. During the last 25 years I visit in this park countless times and every visit I’m falling in love with it wonders as if this is my first time. Important Updates: As of 2024 there are Entrance Reservations requirements For latest updates see park web-site: https://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/reservations.htm A reservation will be required to drive into Yosemite during two different periods in summer 2024. Keep reading for details about the two systems; the two systems are different. January 1 through February 9: No reservation required to drive into Yosemite. February 10 through 25: A reservation is required 24 hours

Highway 1, San Francisco to Fort Bragg – A Trip Planner

Introduction: What? : California Highway 1, The North Section. There are 222 miles from San Francisco to Leggett via highway 1 coastline rout. Google maps estimate this drive to be as almost 6 hours but, in my view, this is more like 6-7 days road-trip if you really want to visit and enjoy the many amazing nature attractions and parks along this road.

Big Sur Highway 1 from Monterey to Morro Bay

Introduction: What? : This is the most beautiful and unique section of Highway 1, for it 123 miles length you will have a breathtaking ocean view with attractions worth stopping along the way. Although it can be done by a half a day drive you should plan for this road section a full day. In this blog I will describe mainly the north 50 miles section of the road as well as the south section near Morro Bay. Important Note: Before you trip please check in advance highway 1 road conditions: https://roads.dot.ca.gov/ Big Sur section of the road can be block for traffic in sections as result of landslides. If the road is block there is no way to pass it and you must drive back to your entry point and use highway 101. As Of May 2023 the road is close in both directions midway between Big Sur and San Simeon, and it is not clear yet when you can drive north <--> south on this road section.

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