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Details: Tickets ($10) can be purchased ahead of time at any tour-and-activity desk in the park, but not on the tour itself. Wear warm, layered clothing and bring a flashlight, water and snacks. Learn more at www.travelyosemite.com/things-to-do/evening-programs. A refreshing antidote to bus tours where your posterior falls asleep and your brain wanders off, the Valley Floor Tour is both entertaining and educational. The driver shares the colorful history of the valley’s many scenic vistas, from the Tunnel View Lookout to El Capitan, with frequent stops so visitors can stretch their legs and snap as many selfies as they’d like. The two-hour tour operates year-round. From April through October, you ride aboard an open-air tram. From October through March, you take a heated bus — but you’ll want to bundle up for any selfie stops.

Details: Tickets ($20-$29) can be purchased online or through any tour-and-activity desk in the park, Pick up your tickets from the Yosemite Valley Lodge tour desk at orange python ballet flats least half an hour before tour time, Find more information at www.travelyosemite.com, Everywhere you look in Yosemite, the perfect shot awaits, There are so many jaw-dropping vistas you could overload your Instagram account the first day, Still, you haven’t really seen the park until you’ve viewed it through the eyes of one of the insightful photography guides from the park’s Ansel Adams Gallery, Shutterbugs should be sure to sign up for one of the free camera walks that happen several mornings a week, in almost any weather..

Shooting in snow can be magical, the radiant light revealing the glamour of nature. Be forewarned that it can be chilly out there, not to mention wet. If you happen to waterlog your iPhone during a rainstorm, make sure you have a bag of rice stashed away in your luggage. Details: The Ansel Adams Gallery in Yosemite National Park offers free camera walks led by staff photographers several mornings a week. Reservations are a must; www.anseladams.com/camera-walk. Ice skating has been part of the Yosemite experience since 1928 and it’s no wonder why. You can lace up your skates and practice your figure-eights while basking in the spectacular views from the Half Dome Village Ice Rink. This kid-friendly outdoor skating rink is in the center of valley, just in the shadow of Half Dome. Cozy up après-skate near the warm glow of the fire pits.

Details: Tickets are $9.50 to $10 for adults, Skate rentals are $4 and helmets are free, The rink is open from 12 orange python ballet flats to 9 p.m, on weekends, and 1:30 to 7 p.m, on weekdays, Find more information at www.travelyosemite.com, You can also get off the trails and onto the sparkling white ice at Fish Camp’s Tenaya Lodge, at the southern end of the park, The rink, which measures 80 feet by 40 feet, is open for day and night ice skating, Take a few laps around the rink, then relax by the fire pit, taking in the stunning views of the Sierra National Forest, First time? Skating “walkers” come in sizes small and large so newcomers of any age can participate..

Details: Through March, weather permitting, at Tenaya Lodge, 1122 Highway 41, Fish Camp. A 2-hour session is $16 for adults and $13 for kids ages 4-12. Day passes also available; www.tenayalodge.com. Stroll to the base of one of the tallest waterfalls in North America. Yosemite Falls is about 10 times taller than Niagara Falls and twice as tall as the Empire State Building. A fast and kid-friendly hike, which clocks in at a mile round-trip, brings you to the 2,425-foot falls. Another easy trek is the half-mile trail to the always mist-enshrouded Bridalveil Fall. (We’d suggest you test your mettle on the strenuous 15-mile hike to Half Dome — not for the faint of fitness! — but the climbing cables won’t go up until late May.).

Details: Check out the trail possibilities at www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/valleyhikes.htm, Don’t want to break the bank for a stay at the hotel formerly known as the Ahwahnee? Never fear, you can take orange python ballet flats a one-hour tour of this grand Yosemite landmark, which is now called the Majestic Hotel, Stroll through the elegant lodge, whose opulence and design perfectly suit the natural beauty of Yosemite and ogle the Oriental rugs, elaborate ironwork, Native American-inspired stencils and Middle Eastern design motifs, Afterwards, make time for a cocktail by one of the grand fireplaces and drink in the luxurious atmosphere..

Details: The free, one-hour Historic Majestic Hotel Tour is offered several days a week. Call the concierge desk at 209-372-1426 to reserve a spot. Learn more at www.travelyosemite.com. Related ArticlesOff Topic: Yacht riding, A-Rod’s place, waterfalls, ‘dancing’ camel in FloridaYosemite: Half Dome permits available for 2019Yosemite openings delayed by snow, storm damageYosemite to open lottery for Half Dome hiking permits on March 13‘Free Solo’: El Capitan climber Alex Honnold on risks, love and thoughts of deathIf you need a little down time after a day of exploring the gigantic 761,266-acre park, head to the Valley Visitor Center, with its ingenious interactive exhibits that will keep the kiddos busy for a while. Best of all, there are also a few wonderful short films to catch, including the stirring “Spirit of Yosemite,” which makes you realize that the ecosystem of Yosemite is as fragile as it is famous. This is a great way to take a break, put your feet up and have some big-screen chill time before continuing your travels.

Details: The Valley Visitor Center is open year-round at 9035 Village Drive; www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/yv.htm, Badger Pass may be closed but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy everyone’s favorite winter sport, Sledding gives you the excitement of skiing and snowboarding — without any need of skill, Just bundle up, grab a disk orange python ballet flats or sled and swoop down the kiddie hill or big hill at Tenaya Lodge, Details: Open during the winter months, weather permitting, at 1122 Highway 41, Fish Camp, Admission is free, Sledding disc rentals are $15 for a half day; $25 for full day; www.tenayalodge.com..

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