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Accessibility

Yosemite Accessibility
Roughly the size of Rhode Island, 95% of Yosemite National Park is designated as wilderness and is not easily accessible to persons with mobility disabilities.  Despite this, all of our hotel properties have some accessible rooms and many of the park's more popular sites can be viewed by automobile. In addition, some trails and facilities are wheelchair accessible as are our free shuttles and most of our tours.  Audio alternatives are also available where possible. You can download a complete accessibility guide from the National Park Service for more information.  For special requirements or more information, please contact us at (209) 372-1081.
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“We try to eat at the Mountain Room everytime we visit Yosemite. My son has Celiac Disease and in the past The Mountain Room has always been very accommodating. This time when I asked if a particular item was gluten-free, they presented a gluten-free menu. IN THE MIDDLE OF YOSEMITE!!! I can't tell you how great that is. It can be so difficult for my son to have a nice meal like everyone else, and there were a ton of delicious options on your gluten-free menu. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

~Sidona R., Valley Center, CA

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– Mary Anne L.

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