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Yosemite National Park
Brochures
 

Hiking Trails

Yosemite Valley hiking map (includes trail descriptions)
[1.5 MB PDF]

Wawona hiking map (includes trail descriptions)
[2.1 MB PDF]

Glacier Point area hiking map (includes trail descriptions)
[2 MB PDF]

Crane Flat/White Wolf hiking map (includes trail descriptions)
[851 kb PDF]

Tuolumne Meadows hiking map (includes trail descriptions)
[195 kb PDF]


Winter Trails
Information for skiing or snowshoeing is available for the following areas:

Badger Pass and along the Glacier Point Road [532 kb PDF]

Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias [221 kb PDF]

Crane Flat [271 kb PDF]

Please note that these brochures are not available by mail.



Picnic Areas

Picnic areas in Yosemite National Park (includes two maps)
[400 kb PDF]



Self-Guiding Trail Brochures

Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias [256 kb PDF]
(Also available in French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.)

Pioneer Yosemite History Center [267 kb PDF]

Please note that these brochures are not available by mail.


Accessibility
Information regarding access to areas, facilities, and services for people with disabilities.

Accessibility Guide  [104 kb PDF]



Miscellaneous

Hetch Hetchy site bulletin
Brief overview of Hetch Hetchy area, including some history, natural history, and hiking information [1.7 MB PDF]



Brochures in Other Languages

Chinese


French


German


Italian


Japanese


Spanish

Yosemite Guide newspaper
Yosemite Guide
Trip planner, including operating hours for park facilities and current program schedules
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El Portal Boulder Bar

Did You Know?
At the east end of El Portal, just west of Yosemite National Park’s boundary, changing river gradients, glacial history, and powerful floods have created a boulder bar with boulders much larger than typically found in such deposits. This is no ordinary boulder bar, however, for it contains massive boulders over a meter in diameter and weighing many tons.

Last Updated: October 12, 2011 at 19:24 MST