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 Waiting for the bus in Yosemite by Andraf Yosemite is visited anually by millions of people with most of them heading for the Yosemite Valley. During the summer the roads can become extremely congested. That is why the visitors are encouraged to park their own car in one of the parking lots available and take the free shuttle to points of interest in Yosemite Valley. The shuttle runs every 10-20 minutes so you won't have to wait for long. Leave a Comment
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 exploring Yosemite Valley by goingsolo There is a free shuttle bus which runs along Yosemite Valley. Visitors have the option of using the bus service or driving their own cars. But due to the high volume of traffic in the valley, there is a shortage of parking spaces in the lots in the valley. Your best bet is to park your car in a day use lot and then walk or take a bus over to Yosemite Village. During the peak summer months, there is no other way to see all attractions in the Valley. Leave a Comment
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 Shuttle Map of Yosemite Village by VeronicaG Like most national parks in the United States, Yosemite has a very organized, free shuttle service. There are two separate shuttle routes: El Capitan Shuttle operates 9am-6pm at 1 1/2 hour intervals, stopping at these areas: **Valley Visitor Center (sharing with the Valley Visitor Shuttle--stop #5) **Camp4 **El Capitan Picnic Area **El Capitan Meadow **Four Mile Trail (Note: This shuttle stops only where designated above) *********************************************** Valley Visitor Shuttle operates from 7am-10pm daily, stopping every 10-20 minutes according to times posted at each stop: l.Yosemite Village/Day Parking 2.Yosemite Village 3.The Ahwahnee Hotel 4.Yosemite Village/Degnan's Food Court complex 5.Valley Visitor Center/shares stop with the El Capitan shuttle 6.Camp 4/Upper Yosemite Fall Trailhead 7.Yosemite Lodge 8.Valley Visitor Center 9.Yosemite Village 10.Sentinel Bridge/Yosemite Chapel 11.Housekeeping Camp/LeConte Memorial Lodge 12.Curry Village Rental enter 13.Curry Village Registration Desk 14.Curry Village Parking 15.Upper Pines Campground 16.Happy Isles/John Muir Trialhead 17.Mirror Lake Junction 18.Stable 19.Lower Pines ampground 20.Curry Village Parking 21.Curry Village Rental Center (Note: These shuttle stops are always in the same order). ENLARGE MAP TO SEE PARKING AREAS which are marked "P". *This information provided by Yosemite National Park
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 THE BUS IS ON TIME by travelgourmet Trying to help out the environment as well as taking the driver out of the car, the new electric hybrid technology powered shuttle buses are doing the driving for the tourists as well as making most of the Yosemite National Park within walking distance without need of bottled water, a walking stick, and a backpack. All you need is your camera to record the beauty that your eyes behold. When the park is crowded and parking is at a premium, the shuttle stops help ease the traffic problem near each major site. Just park in one of the day visitor parking areas and walk to the stop nearby. The shuttle is free of charge and has 21 stops throughout the Yosemite Valley. They are even wheelchair-lift equipped. Look for the Yosemite Shuttle stops and board the green and white bus for ease of transportation. A green and white bus shuttle arrives at the stops about every 20 minutes. Leave a Comment
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 Yosemite Hybrid Shuttle Bus by chewy3326 An environmentally friendly and convenient way of exploring Yosemite is by free shuttle bus. There are three shuttle bus routes in Yosemite National Park: Wawona to Mariposa Grove, Eastern Yosemite Valley, and Tuolumne Meadows. The Yosemite Shuttle runs year-round; starting from the large day-use parking lot, it makes an hour loop around the valley, stopping at 21 stops along the way. Stops include Yosemite Village, Yosemite Falls, Yosemite Lodge, Housekeeping Camp, Curry Village, Mist Falls Trailhead, Mirror Lake Trailhead, and the Ahwahnee Hotel. Buses run from 7 AM to 10 PM; between 7 AM and 9 AM, buses run each half hour; between 9 AM and 6 PM, they run every 15 minutes; between 6 PM and 10 PM, they run every 20 minutes. The Wawona Shuttle makes three stops: Wawona, South Entrance, and Mariposa Grove Parking Lot. The Wawona shuttle operates from 9 AM to 6 PM; the last shuttle leaves Mariposa Grove at 6 PM, so be sure to get down to the parking area by that time. The Wawona shuttle operates usually between April and October. The Tuolumne Meadows Shuttle Bus was not operating when I was in the park; it usually starts in June. Leave a Comment
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by SLLiew To get around the popular locations around the valley, use the free bus shuttle bus. With a transparent glass roof, you can enjoy the scene. Just park your car at one of the various free parking lots. Just remember where you parked. It was already dark. We thought our rental car was stolen and got the services of a park ranger who drove us around until we found the actual parking location our car!
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 View from Sentinel Dome by mikehanneman Yosemite is yet another National Park that can help get you around. Just check out a shuttle schedule and enjoy the scenery and ride. Leave a Comment
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To reduce the amount of car traffic, there is a shuttle that stops at designated spots throughout the Valley. Rangers suggested to take the shuttle all the way around once to get used to the surroundings. This shuttle is free and there are 21 stops throughout the Valley.
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by sunnywong Free shuttle bus service is provided throughout the eastern portion of Yosemite Valley year-round. In summer, free shuttle buses run from Wawona to Mariposa Grove and from Tioga Pass to Tenaya Lake and the May Lake parking area. Hikers' buses run daily to Glacier Point late spring through autumn and to Tuolumne Meadows late June through Labor Day. Call 209.372.1240 for hikers' bus fees, schedule, and reservations. Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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by spartan The free Tuolumne Meadows shuttle bus provides convenient access throughout the Tuolumne Meadows area between the Tuolumne Lodge and Olmsted Point (including Tenaya Lake) during the summer. In addition to its regular route, the bus picks up and drops off passengers at Tioga Pass at 9:00 am, 12:00 pm, 3:00 pm, and 5:00 pm. The Tuolumne Meadows Hikers' Bus provides convenient access along the Tioga Road for hikers wanting to begin a hike along the Tioga Road. The bus leaves Yosemite Valley each morning (July through Labor Day) with stops at Crane Flat, White Wolf, and Tuolumne Meadows Lodge. Per person charge: Adults $11.00, Children $5.50, depending on where the passenger is dropped off. To guarantee seating, hikers must purchase tickets one day in advance. The Glacier Point Hikers' Bus provides convenient access to Glacier Point for hikers wanting to begin a hike at Glacier Point and end elsewhere or for visitors not wanting to drive to Glacier Point. Visitors may ride the bus to Glacier Point and hike down, or hike up and return by bus. To guarantee seating, hikers must purchase tickets one day in advance. Leave a Comment
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