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YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK

In the heart of the nature 

As a true jewel of wild nature, Yosemite National Park cover more than 3000 km2. Second oldest park in the United States after Yellowstone, Yosemite was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. Renowned for its high mountains the park offers a dazzling glacial valley as well as high rocky cliffs and fascinating rock formations. 

If you are a nature lover Yosemite Park is made for you. Boasting breathtaking forest of giants sequoias, Yosemite provides one of the oldest species of 2700 years : the Grizzly Sequoia. In addition, Yosemite protects a large range of wild species animals that you will be able to admire if you are lucky ! For example, the black bear walks there but also coyotes, deer or marmots.

An outstanding fauna and flora
Lakes and waterfalls

Yosemite host countless spectacular cascades. To make the most of it, I advise you to visit the park during the spring when the thaw is coming. If you visit certain cascades as the Yosemite Falls during the summer you will be disappointed as you will only be able to see a trickle of water flowing from the dried waterfall. Regarding the lakes, lots of them are not easy to access.

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The unmissable sites of a fascinating park
Yosemite Falls

Well-known to be the highest in the world, the Yosemite Falls are in reality 3 separate falls. To make the most of it the ideal period is between May and June. 

Mariposa Grove

An impressive Yosemite grove, Mariposa Grove host more than 500 giant sequoia trees. Enjoy this pleasant place in the heart of the nature to admire and encounter wild animals. If you are a nature lover be quiet and keep your eyes open to have the opportunity to see them !

This surprising lake surrounded by granite and forest will blow your eyes with its crystal clear waters. Be spellbound by the unique panorama that became an emblematic spot for summer visitors.

Yosemite Lake 
El Capitan

El Capitan is a spectacular rocky formation rising more than 900 meters above the valley. If you are a sport lover this spot is without hesitation the best place to go. Ideal for mountaineering and hiking the bravest will have the opportunity to enjoy one of the most stunning landscape.

Olmsted Point

Located in the Tioga road, Olmsted Point offers a unique view on the East valley of Yosemite and on the Half Dome rocks formation.

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