Explore Yosemite High Country on a Guided Adaptive Tour
Ride to Tioga Pass with an adaptive guide and photo stops
Duration
6 hours
Includes
Guide, Transportation, Water
Highlights
Discover Yosemite National Park’s High Country on a guided adaptive tour to Tioga Pass, with scenic drives and frequent stops for photos. See alpine lakes, meadows, and mountain views along Tioga Road.
- Drive to Tioga Pass on California’s highest drivable mountain pass at 10,000 feet
- Stop for picture opportunities at viewpoints along the route
- Visit highlights like Olmsted Point, Tenaya Lake, and Tuolumne Meadows
- Follow a local guide who is a Wilderness First Responder
- Choose a group tour or book a custom private adventure
What's Included
- Guide (Wilderness First Responder)
- Transportation (from locations along Highway 120)
- National Park reservation and entrance fee, if applicable
- Echo water bottle
- Filtered water
- First aid and emergency equipment
Things to know
Group tour is not appropriate for children under 8 years old. There are few paved or accessible trails; some unpaved trails are appropriate for canes or walkers. Lunch is not included—bring your own or add it on.
Cancellation Policy
Easy Cancelations Rate: cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a $25.00 processing fee; within 24 hours refunded 50%. Non-Refundable Rate: 50% refund if cancelled at least 48 hours before; within 48 hours and no shows not refunded. Full refund if operator cancels due to weather, fire, road closures, or guide unavailability.
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FAQs
Expect few paved or fully accessible trails. Some unpaved trails may work for canes or walkers.
Yes. Your tour includes the National Park reservation and entrance fee, if applicable.
Wear layers. It is usually colder in the morning than in the afternoon.
Meeting details
11892 Ponderosa Lane, Groveland CA 95321
Related locations
Yosemite National Park
Admission includedStanding on the valley floor of Yosemite National Park, the scale of what surrounds you takes a moment to absorb. El Capitan rises nearly 3,000 feet on one side while Half Dome anchors the eastern skyline. Ribbons of snowmelt cascade from ledges high above, and the Merced River moves quietly through meadows of tall grass below. Yosemite National Park rewards those who linger long enough to notice the smaller details alongside the grand ones.
