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Joined the Local Yosemite Porsche club for a really fun drive through Yosemite this past weekend. The route took us over Tioga Pass (the highest auto road in California, just about 10,000ft) to Mono Lake, then back over the mountains via Sonora Pass. I have to say that the Sonora pass (hwy 108) is the coolest driving road that I've ever been on, and I've grown up in California and driven most of the good ones. Anyway, Here's a link to a few pictures. Click on "view as a slideshow" for the best viewing. If anyone is itching to get out for a fun road trip......I would recommend this one.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/97062118@N00/show/
Cheers.....
That was a sweet set of pics. Note to self - have new car, now rejoin PCA. Don't have the mountains of Yosemite in Nashville, but we're sure close to Deal's Gap!
There are no vehicle restrictions in Yosemite of any kind. A few years back, there was a proposal to ban cars in the park, but there was so much public outcry that it was quietly shelved.
My wife and I were in Yosemite the same weekend, and climbed to the top of Yosemite falls. Here are some pictures of that. It was only a 3500 ft climb, but it was 3.5 miles to the top from the valley floor, so that was 1000 ft elevation gain a mile. Sorta like walking to the top of a 300 story building. It took us 4 hours to get to the top.
Here are the falls from the valley floor:
Here is the valley floor from the top of the falls:
Here are the falls from half way up the trail. Half Dome is in the background. That hike takes takes place for us in September. It is 19 miles round trip, and 5000 ft elevation gain, a relative cake walk!
Looking over the side of the top of the falls:
Looking out over the valley!
Here is the river just before the falls in the background:
Here is a panorama photo from the top of Half Dome in Yosemite from our hike last year.
If you do one thing before you die, hike to the top of Half Dome
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That is one of our fav routes to go over the mountains. The tioga pass is a great loop to Yosemite. Amazing twisties as well if no motor homes get in the way!
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