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New duplex/cottage, whimsically and elegantly decorated, nestled among the tall pine, fir, cedar and oak trees.
Cozy living room with beautiful stone fireplace, Satellite TV and VHS/DVD player and a large video library (free). Cozy Bear has been meticulously decorated and is adorable!
Two bedrooms - master bedroom has queen-size bed and sliding mirrored closet doors. Second bedroom with one queen size bed & one twin size bed. Sleeper sofa available. Each unit sleeps up to six. Children under three stay free. Portacrib available at no charge upon request.
Fully equipped kitchen/dining & bath area. (Food not included.)
Laundry facility available upon request. Patio area has gas barbeque.
Paper products & spices, pots & pans, iron & ironing board, coffee, tea, laundry products, linens, hand soap, hand cream, bath soap and hair dryer are all provided.
Yosemite Activities
Visitor Activities
Programs and Exhibits
Take a ranger-led or self-guided walk to learn about wildlife, geology and the history of Yosemite.
If you are interested in photography, Yosemite Concession Services and The Ansel Adams Gallery offer free camera walks in Yosemite Valley.
The Yosemite Art Center sponsors free art classes between April and October. Click here for the Yosemite Art Center schedule.
To discover Yosemite on your own, browse the exhibits in the Valley Visitor Center, the Yosemite Museum, the Indian Cultural Exhibit, The Ansel Adams Gallery, and the Wilderness Center.
As night falls, enjoy one of the evening programs offered throughout the park. Check your Yosemite Today (a free newspaper distributed at Yosemite entrance stations and the Valley Visitor Center) for program information and times.
Tours
Take a self-guided auto tour with The Yosemite Road Guide or the Yosemite Valley Tour cassette tape, each available for purchase at the online Yosemite Store, or at the Yosemite Valley Visitor Center.
For a relaxing and informative experience, take a sightseeing tour on an open-air tram (weather permitting) or bus. These tours, narrated by informed guides, operate daily to most points of interest in the park including Yosemite Valley (year-round), Tuolumne Meadows (summer), Glacier Point, Wawona, and the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias (spring through fall). Two-hour moonlight tours show Yosemite in a different light during summer months. During winter, tours are conducted on heated and enclosed motor coaches, with stops at the most popular scenic locations in Yosemite Valley. There is a fee for all sightseeing tours. For reservations and more information, call 209-372-1240. or stop by any hotel tour desk.
Recreation
Skiing and Snowshoeing
During the winter, Yosemite offers downhill skiing at Badger Pass, in addition to cross-country skiing and snowshoeing at Badger Pass, Crane Flat and the Mariposa Grove. These areas all have marked winter trails. Badger Pass offers approximately ten miles of groomed track at no charge. Purchase ski trail maps and topographic maps from the online Yosemite Store or at park visitor centers. For downhill and cross-country ski school information and conditions, call 209-372-1000. For Ostrander Ski Hut reservations call 209-372-0740, Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
Ice Skating
Ice skate outdoors at the Curry Village Ice Skating Rink from early November through March, conditions permitting. Rental skates are available. For more information, call 209-372-8341.
Bicycling
More than eight miles of bikeway wind through the eastern end of Yosemite Valley. Rent bikes at Yosemite Lodge (all seasons) and Curry Village (summer months), conditions permitting. Helmets are recommended for all riders, and are available at no charge with rental bikes. California law mandates bicyclists under 18 years of age wear a helmet.
For your safety and to protect Yosemite National Park, please follow these rules: bikes are allowed only on paved bikeways and park roads (unless the road is closed to bicycle use). All bikes are prohibited from pedestrian and hiking trails. Bicyclists must obey all posted traffic signs and travel with the flow of traffic when on roadways used by automobiles. Rental bikes may not be ridden to either Mirror Lake/Meadow or Lower Yosemite Fall.
Horseback Riding
From spring through autumn, two-hour, half-day and full-day rides depart daily from stables in Yosemite Valley, Wawona, and in summer, from Tuolumne Meadows. Call 209-372-8348 for information.
Hiking
For ideas on where to hike, see the Wilderness Information section. Remember to know your limits, be prepared for changing weather conditions, and carry plenty of drinking water and a flashlight. Trails are not regularly patrolled or maintained.
Backpacking
For information on backpacking and wilderness permits, see the Wilderness Information section. For guided trips in the backcountry, consider a naturalist-led trip with the Yosemite Association Field Seminar Program (209-379-2321), or an adventure with the Yosemite Mountaineering School and Guide Service (209-372-8344).
Rock Climbing Classes
The Yosemite Mountaineering School and Guide Service offers beginner through advanced classes in Yosemite Valley during the spring and fall, and in Tuolumne Meadows each summer. Call 209-372-8435 for information. Several federal laws and regulations pertain to rock climbers in our national parks. These laws protect the park area, its wildlife, and natural beauty.
| Amenities |
Appliances
Blender
Coffee Maker
Dishwasher
Full Refrigerator
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Grill
Hair Dryer
Iron
Ironing Board
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Microwave
Stove
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Toaster
Washer/Dryer
Electronics
Alarm Clock
Big Screen TV
Cable TV
DVD Player
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Satellite TV
Telephone
TV
VCR
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Furnishings/Luxuries
Ceiling Fans
DVDs Provided
Fireplace
Games - Adult
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Games - Children
Heating
Linens Provided
Mountain View
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Patio
Tile Floors
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Videos Provided
Adventure Sports
Mountain Climbing
Rappelling
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Other Sports
Bike Rentals
Go-carting
Golf
Horseback Riding
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Miniature Golf
Roller Skating
Skating
Tennis
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Nature
Camping
Hay Rides
Train Rides
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Water Sports
Diving/SCUBA
Fishing
Inner Tube Rentals
Kayak Rentals
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Paddleboat Rentals
Swimming
Whitewater Rafting
Windsurfing
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Sight-seeing
Art galleries
Culturally Diverse Community
Historic District
Landmark
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Museums
Zoo
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Town Highlights
Antiques
Bars/Night Clubs
Boutiques
Bowling
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Casino Gambling
Casual Dining
Concerts
Convention Center
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Crafts
Dancing
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Expresso Bars
Farmers Market
Fine Dining
Flea Market
Gym
Movie Cinemas
Shopping District
Spa
Theater
Winter Sports
Cross Country Skiing
Downhill Skiing
Ice Skating
Snowboarding
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Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing
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Transportation
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| Specials |
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Reserve for 7 nights - pay for only 6 nights.
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| Valid on rentals from 01-01-2006 to 12-31-2006 |
| Rates |
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Jan-01-2006 to Dec-31-2006
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1-6 Guests |
$200.00-$300.00/Night (USD) |
| Cleaning Fee: 200
| Add 25 for each additional guest over 2 guests |
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| Rental Policies and Forms of Payment
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| We gladly accept Visa, Master Card, and Checks |
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| Interior Living Room |
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