Wander through Yosemite’s snow-dusted valley floor on guided hikes that blend adventure with insight. You’ll visit world-famous viewpoints like El Capitan and Bridalveil Fall, while learning fascinating stories about the park’s unique ecology, dramatic geology, and deep-rooted Indigenous history. It’s the perfect way to experience the magic of Yosemite in winter, without the crowds.

Embark on a moderately challenging 7.4-mile snowshoe adventure through peaceful meadows and snow-covered conifer forests. Your destination? Dewey Point is one of the most breathtaking winter viewpoints in Yosemite, with sweeping panoramas of El Capitan, Half Dome, and the snow-capped Sierra Nevada. Refuel mid-hike with a hearty lunch of fresh deli sandwiches, fruit, and cookies. We’ll end the day with a sunset stop at Tunnel View, where golden light spills over the valley, a dream for photographers and nature lovers alike.

Start your day with a scenic snowshoe or hike to a Grove of Giant Sequoias, where you'll walk among ancient trees that have stood for over 2,000 years. The trail descends gently into the grove, offering a magical winter setting beneath towering giants.

In the afternoon, we head to one of Yosemite’s best-kept secrets to hike a peaceful, mostly flat 5-mile trail to stunning waterfalls, passing granite cliffs, quiet forests, and sweeping lake views. This off-the-beaten-path corner of Yosemite offers a tranquil finale to your adventure, with fewer crowds and postcard-worthy scenery around every turn.

After one last morning soaking in the crisp mountain air and views of Yosemite’s winter beauty, it’s time to say goodbye to the park and the amazing women you’ve shared this journey with. We’ll enjoy a relaxed, scenic drive back to San Francisco, taking with us unforgettable memories, new friendships, and the magic of Yosemite in winter.