It comes equipped with leather seats and Active Noise Reduction headsets so you can enjoy your flight in comfort without any unnecessary noise.Įxperience the exhilaration of floating high above the water, as you parasail in paradise - looking out over pristine Emerald Bay in Lake Tahoe! This may be the best way to find a little peace and quiet in a town that's this much fun! This tour is seasonal and operates from 1 June through to 30 October. Local regulations apply in Yosemite Valley.Įmerald Bay is the second most photographed location in North America? On this tour, enjoy the wonder of Emerald Bay, Fallen Leaf Lake and the Vikingsholm from the best vantage point available! Your helicopter will be a 2004 Robinson R44 Raven II, one of the safest and quietest helicopters in the industry. There is a boarding kennel at the Yosemite Valley stable in summer.įishing is permitted with a California license, which can be purchased in the park. Pets are only allowed in a few campgrounds. Pets must be kept on a leash and are not allowed on trails, beaches, in public buildings, or the back country. Keep right of the center line except to pass. Pedestrians and wildlife share bikeways, so please ride slowly. Report thefts promptly.īicycles are allowed only on paved public roads, in parking areas, and on designated paved bikeways. If you camp, place all equipment inside your tent or vehicle when you leave your campsite. Store them securely and lock your vehicle. For safety, horses and mules have the right of way on trails stand quietly at trailside until they pass.ĭo not leave valuables unattended. Routes are often more difficult than they appear, even a short fall can cause serious injury or death. Rock climbing and cross-country hiking are for the experienced. Do not swim or wade above waterfalls or in swift water.
Fast currents and cold water make a deadly combination. Approach them cautiously and be alert for undercut banks and slippery rocks. Rivers, streams, and waterfalls can be treacherous at all times, especially when water levels are high.
It is illegal to feed or approach park wildlife. While animals may look tame, they can inflict serious injury. Wave, shout, throw stones! If attacked, fight back.ĭo not feed wildlife, including birds, coyotes, or squirrels. If you encounter a lion, do not run or crouch down. Do not let children run ahead on the trail. Lion attacks are rare but avoid hiking or running alone. Mountain lions live in Yosemite National Park. Improper food storage is a violation subject to fine. Use the food storage lockers when available. Do not leave food or scented items in your car after dark. In trying to get food and garbage, bears cause hundreds of thousands of dollars in property damage each year. Causes vary, but a common denominator is that victims underestimated the potential danger.īears are attracted to human food. Serious injuries and fatalities occur with frightening frequency. Gathering anything but dead and down-on-the-ground wood is prohibited. Gathering firewood is prohibited in Yosemite Valley, in giant sequoia groves, and at elevations above 9,600 feet. Smoldering campfires that burn into the ground can travel great distances and burn back to the surface. Extinguish fires with water before leaving. Burn only dry wood to minimize smoke pollution. Check local regulations when camping in Yosemite Valley. For more information, call 20.Ĭampfires are permitted only at designated campsites and at existing fire rings in the wilderness. There are camping fees and limits on length of stay. You must register for first-come, first-served campsites follow instructions posted at campground entrances. Staying overnight on roadsides or in parking areas is prohibited. Camping is allowed in designated campgrounds only.
Reservations.Ĭampgrounds are throughout the park some are open all year. Lodging, eating facilities, and stores are available in the park. Visitors with disabilities can get an information packet and vehicle wheelchair-emblem placard (for special driving and parking privileges) at entrance stations and information stations.
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