Yosemite Biking

Biking in Yosemite is a fun, easy way to enjoy some of the most picturesque spots in the Park. With over 12 miles of paved bike trails in Yosemite National Park, you can explore Yosemite at your own pace, stopping to take photos and soak in the magnificent views at your leisure. The floor of Yosemite Valley is predominantly flat, with an occasional mild incline, making for easy cruising.

Don't forget to pick up a water bottle or other hydration system to take along for the ride! These and other Yosemite biking accessories are available in most shops throughout Yosemite.

Rental bikes, trailers and helmets are available for all ages of riders. For the visually or physically impaired, we have a tandem bike and a hand crank bike.

ADA Bike Rentals:

DNC provides each rider an orientation regarding bike trails and use of a hand crank bike that will accommodate anyone with use of their upper body. All two seated bikes are reserved for visually impaired riders.

Bikes can be rented from early Spring to late Fall.

Before you set out, review the trail map and our Yosemite biking rules.

Vintners' Holidays

Join us for Vintners’ Holidays each year in November and December as we celebrate winemakers' fall harvests with our enlightening Yosemite wine tastings and seminars.

Bracebridge Dinner

Bracebridge Dinner at The Ahwahnee

Select days December 13 - 25th - Come enjoy the tradition that is Bracebridge where The Ahwahnee into a 17th century English manor for a feast of food, song and mirth.

Chef's Holidays

Chefs Holiday

Yosemite’s Chefs' Holidays, held each January and February at The Ahwahnee, highlights acclaimed chefs and styles, personalities and trends characterizing the American culinary scene.