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balzaccom wrote:I would leave out the first hike---you will find in very crowded with people, traffic, bikes...i think it is easier to just take the shuttle around the valley and maybe hike Snow Creek Trail out of Mirror Lake/Pond/Creek/Swamp.
SAFNYC wrote:I am really looking forward to the lower yosemite vallley loop hike. I plan to hike it during the middle of the week. I've read that it gets very crowded but it's got to be less jammed during the weekdays compared to the weekends, right?
balzaccom wrote:Tioga Road Hikes
1) Tenaya Lake (Sunrise, Cathedral peak/Lakes)
2) Tuolumne Meadows (Pothole and Lembert domes, soda springs) -(-you might have time to add some miles up Lyell Canyon, which is lovely)
balzaccom wrote:It's a beautiful hike...but you will have trouble getting a reservation at Vogelsang.
bill-e-g wrote:North Dome
Elizabeth Lake
Budd Lake
Cathedral Lakes
Young Lakes
Glen Aulin
Mt. Dana
Mt. Hoffman
Sentinel Dome
Half Dome
Clouds Rest
Ostrander Lake
Lembert Dome
Upper Yosemte Falls
Wapama Falls
and so on...
BrendanSF wrote:Not sure what is your maximum mileage per day , but a great long dayhike I did last summer was the North Rim Loop: Up Snow Creek trail, across to Indian Rock and North dome, then down Yosemite Falls trail. About 18 miles total. Park in Day Use parking in the Village, then take the shuttle to the Mirror Lake trailhead to start.
Also, Mount Hoffman from May Lake is a classic dayhike peak ascent, all Class 1. The trail is not on the map but easy to find.
BrendanSF wrote:The Mt Hoffman hike is rocky but there is a clear path the whole way. Trees for about the first 1/2 then open views of Cloud's Rest and mountains in all directions
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