Itinerary:
07:30am: attendant and drink coffee at Thanh Travels Office, 1969 Tully Road # 50 San Jose, CA 95122.
08:00am: depart from Thanh Travels, at 1969 Tully Road # 50 San Jose, CA 95122.
1. Yosemite Valley
2. Cook's Meadow
3. El Captain
4. Mirror Lake
5. Southside Drive Route
6. Beautiful View from Tunnel View
08:00pm: arrive back to Thanh Travels at 1969 Tully Road # 50 San Jose, CA 95122.
All times are estimated, it might changed.
Price: From $70 to $140
$80 seat # 53 - 56.
$90 seat # 41 - 52.
$100 seat # 33 - 40.
$110 seat # 21 - 32.
$120 seat # 13 - 20.
$130 seat # 05 - 12.
$150 seat # 01 - 02 or 03 - 04 (first row)
En route, when it is necessary we reserve the right to make any changes without prior notice.
Please be adviced to prepare your own meals for lunch. We will not stop for breakfast, lunch due to time limit. However, you can enjoy your lunch in the park's lodges.
Yosemite National Park is a beautiful place to visit in the fall. During this season, the weather becomes cooler and many trees change from green to bright shades of yellow, orange, and red. The colorful leaves create a beautiful contrast with the park’s tall granite cliffs, forests, and blue skies. Fall is also a quieter time to explore Yosemite because there are usually fewer visitors than during the busy summer months.
One of the best ways to experience the autumn scenery is by exploring Yosemite Valley. The valley is surrounded by towering cliffs, forests, and famous natural landmarks. During fall, the changing trees add bright colors to the landscape, creating beautiful views from the roads and walking trails. Visitors can also visit Mirror Lake, where the surrounding mountains and trees can create beautiful reflections on the water.
A relaxing spot to visit is Cook's Meadow, where visitors can enjoy an open view of the valley and its surrounding mountains. The meadow is particularly beautiful when the grass and trees begin to take on their autumn colors. It is a great place to walk slowly, take photographs, and enjoy the quiet atmosphere while looking at the impressive cliffs around Yosemite.
Tunnel View, one of Yosemite National Park’s most famous sights. This scenic lookout has a post-card perfect panorama of Yosemite Valley, attracting as many as 6,000 visitors each day in summer. Enjoy the vast valley landscape, which features dense forests along the bottom banked by sheer granite cliffs on either side. Spot the 3,000-foot (900-meter) southern face of El Capitan on the left side and the tumbling waters of Bridalveil Falls to the right. Miles beyond the pass, the hefty Half Dome cliff strikes an imposing figure. Following the winding roads to Inspiration Point enjoy Yosemite without obstrucle view.
As you travel through the valley, the enormous El Capitan stands out above the trees. This massive granite cliff is one of Yosemite’s most recognizable landmarks. In the fall, the colorful forests surrounding its base make the rock formation look even more dramatic. Visitors can see it from several locations and appreciate its incredible size and natural beauty.
Driving along the Southside Drive route is another enjoyable way to see the fall landscape. The road passes through beautiful parts of Yosemite Valley and provides views of forests, cliffs, and other natural features. With the colorful leaves surrounding the road, the drive can feel like a scenic autumn journey through the heart of the park.
