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Yosemite Valley contains some of America's most iconic wilderness. Explore its most beloved stops on this small group tour. Get an epic sighting of El Capitan at Tunnel View, get sprayed by Upper and Lower Yosemite Falls, learn about the region's history at Yosemite Village, and take a short walk at Cook's Meadow Loop. To end the trip, we'll attempt to see the utterly majestic Fire Falls, as sunlight turns Horsetail Falls a molten orange.

Take control of your own trip to Yosemite with this private day tour. Instead of squeezing into a crowded bus with strangers, you and your party will have the use of a private vehicle for the day. Choose the sites that appeal to you most, such as Glacier Point, Yosemite Falls, or Sentinel Bridge. Go at your own pace and create a day worth remembering.

Kings Canyon National Park is a gem of California's Sierra Nevada mountains. Explore the park with a guide on our half-day trip from Fresno, California. Before heading into the park, we'll fuel up at Clingan's Junction for baked goods, sandwiches, and coffee. In the park we'll hike through Grant Grove, where you will be surrounded by Giant Sequoias, some of the largest trees in North America. Before heading out, stop in The Kings Canyon Visitor Center for books and souvenirs.

If you have a couple of days to spare in San Francisco, head to the mountains on an overnight tour to Yosemite National Park by train. You'll travel by Amtrak to Fresno to spend the night before exploring the natural attractions of the park the next day, from El Capitan and Half Dome to Bridalveil Falls, Yosemite Falls, Glacier Point, Yosemite Valley Chapel, and Sentinel Bridge.

Explore Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks with a private self-guided audio tour designed for flexible, independent travel. Using GPS-based narration, the tour delivers stories, directions, and context automatically as you drive—without requiring mobile service. You control the pace, skip stops that don’t interest you, and revisit the tour anytime. It’s a practical way to navigate large park areas while gaining local insight without joining a group.