Nature SpotYosemite National Park

out of 100 points
based on 46 reviews
No. 1 out of 2 Nature Spot in Yosemite National Park

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out of 100
Overall rating includes:
87
Accessibility
98
"Must See"-Factor
80
Budget Friendliness
84
Relaxation Value
98
Uniqueness

Address P.O. Box 577
Yosemite National Park
95389

Telephone: +1(209)3720200

Fax: +1(209)3720220

Websites

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Surroundings

Yosemite Falls
(4.1 miles)

Reviews Nature Spot Yosemite National Park All reviews

toombsey(45)
Corbyville, Ontario, Canada

91%

perfection!

[toombsey, 12/05/2007] The whole experience of Yosemite is awesome. There is Mariposa Grove for the giant trees, Glacier Point for views to die for, The Valley for more views and a bit of culture, an sightseeing beyond your wildest dreams. Glacier Point This has to be the most breathtaking place I have ever been to. It is truly awesome. You are left speechless by its sheer beauty and size. I could go on forever about the snow-capped mountains, the spectacular waterfalls cascading thousands of feet down the cliffs, the view of the Yosemite valley floor and the river winding its way around it. But to be honest, [more]

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Timesonline.co. uk

100%

perfection!

"A whoop of childish glee" is a common reaction on seeing the Yosemite Valley, ever since John Muir "discovered" it in 1869. The reviewer quotes from Muir's books, tells of his life in the valley and follows the John Muir Trail for part of his visit. Muir's writings were "instrumental" in turning this "Californian Shangri-La" into a national park in 1890 and it is now "one of America's most popular destinations". Although the main trails become a "cacophonous conga" of hikers it is easy to escape to "shady bicycle paths", "silent swimming pools" and impressive vantage points. Like Muir, [more]