moderate
10–12 hours
Participants should be in decent physical shape for light hiking, biking, and all-day touring.
Discover Yosemite’s soaring granite cliffs and roaring waterfalls on a day tour from San Francisco with Incredible Adventures. Experience expert-guided insights alongside opportunities to hike, bike, or savor the park’s natural beauty.
Price includes all taxes and fees
Embark on a captivating day-long tour of Yosemite's breathtaking wilderness, where glacial valleys, majestic meadows, and roaring waterfalls await. Guided by experts, you'll uncover the park's rich history and stunning landscapes, while enjoying opportunities to wander, bike, or simply reflect in this iconic national treasure.
Explore the glacially-carved valley while experiencing majestic meadows, roaring waterfalls and towering granite cliffs from the heart of Yosemite’s dynamic wilderness.
Just a few hours’ drive from San Francisco, Yosemite is the ideal break from the distractions of the city. Since John Muir’s first glimpse of Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite has captivated and inspired people from all over the world, totaling more than 5 million visitors in a year.
Immerse yourself in our day-long tour with our professional guides. Capture the endless skylines, rock formations, and waterfalls as you enjoy an overview of how Yosemite Park’s unique landscape was formed, who came before, and how the park became the nation’s first ever protected national park.
Wander through the fields, bike the trails or just find a serene overlook to sit and reflect. Discover the resilience and beauty of a place that has captured the hearts of visitors throughout the ages.
Departing San Francisco early maximizes time in Yosemite and HDR photography potential when light is softer.
Yosemite’s elevation and microclimates mean temperatures can shift rapidly; pack windbreakers or fleece.
Whether biking or walking, carry water to avoid dehydration, especially in warmer months.
Keep a safe distance from animals like deer and marmots to protect both yourself and the park’s ecosystem.
Yosemite was the first U.S. national park, established in 1890, following advocacy by naturalists like John Muir who fought to protect its wild spaces.
Yosemite actively manages visitor impact through permit systems and education to preserve fragile wildlife habitats and prevent erosion.
Supportive footwear is crucial for navigating uneven terrain and light hiking segments.
Bring layers to adapt to changing temperatures throughout Yosemite’s diverse environments.
spring|fall|summer|winter specific
Staying hydrated is essential, especially while biking or hiking under the California sun.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat guard against strong UV rays at Yosemite’s higher elevations.
spring|summer|fall specific