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North to Fresno and Hwy. 41
Chilnualna Falls6,200 ft / 1,890 m
Wawona Meadow4,012 ft / 1,223 m
Mariposa Grove 6 mi / 9.6 km one way
Meadow Loop Trail
Swinging Bridge Loop
3.5 mi/5.6 km round trip
4.75 mi/7.6 km round trip
6 mi / 9.6 km one way
Sierra National Forest
The Redwoods in Yosemite (cabin rentals)
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Mosquito Creek
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Wawona Road (Hwy. 41)
Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias
Alder Fall
Wawona Dome6,899 ft / 2,103 m
Alder Creek
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Yosemite National Park National Park ServiceU.S. Department of the InteriorWawona Area Hiking Map
08/09
Self-guiding Trail
Restrooms
Campground
Store
Gas Station
Shuttle Stop
Stable
Parking
Trailhead
Visitor Center
Golf Course
Picnic Area
Hiking trail
Waterfall
Road
TuolumneMeadows
Yosemite Valley
Wawona
InyoNationalForest
SierraNationalForest
SierraNationalForest
ToMerced
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Big Oak Flat Road
CraneFlat
Hetch Hetchy
Area of hiking map
Trail toAlder Creek
Alder CreekTrailhead
StoreGift ShopPost Office
Wawona HotelTrail toMariposa Grove(6 miles)
Pioneer YosemiteHistory Center
Wawona Road (Hwy. 41)
Forest Drive
Chilnualna Falls
Road
WawonaVisitor Center at Hill's Studio
To South Entrance & Mariposa Grove
Meadow Loop Trail
South Fork Merced River
Covered Bridge
Stable
Campground Reservation Office
Golf Shop
To Chilnualna Falls Trailhead and The Redwoods in Yosemite
To Yosemite Valley
To Swinging Bridge Loop
See Wawona close-up map above right
See Mariposa Grove close-up map on reverse
For your safety, always carry plenty of water and be prepared for sudden changes in weather.
This map should not be used for backcountry trips. Please visit a park visitor center or wilderness center for more information.
Begin at the Wawona Hotel
Walk on the paved road across the Wawona Golf Course. Once across the golf course, take a left at the sign-posted trailhead. The trail is an unpaved fire road which loops around the meadow and returns to the Wawona Road. A relaxing and scenic stroll, this trail offers views across Wawona Basin and opportunities to see wildlife and wildflowers. Please note that horses, bikes, and leashed pets are allowed on the trail.
Easy
True North Magnetic North
Wawona Point VistaElev. 6,810 feet3 mi / 4.8 km fromparking lot
Galen ClarkTree
FallenWawonaTunnel TreeElev.6,600feet
Telescope TreeClothespin
Tree
OuterLoopTrail
Upper Grove
Lower Grove California Tunnel Tree
Grizzly GiantElev. 6,000 feet.8 mi / 1.2 km from parking lot
FaithfulCouple
Bachelor &Three Graces
Fallen Monarch
TRAM BOARDING AREA ELEV. 5,600 FEETINFORMATION / GIFTS / SNACKS
BUSLOT
MUSEUM
TOWAWONA6 MILES
TO FISH CAMP
15
Parking Area
Road
Trail
Tram Stop
Restrooms
Museum/Info/Shop
Drinking Water
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(summer only)
Yosemite National Park
Begin at Alder Creek Trailhead parking area; located .4 miles up Chilnualna Falls Road
The trail leads from the parking area across the road and heads uphill north through an open pine forest with abundant manzanita growing on drier slopes. The trail provides access to Alder Fall, a little-visited, 100-foot cascade. Carry lots of drinking water in summer, when temperatures can be extreme. ALTERNATIVE: Begin at Mosquito Creek along Wawona Road (hike is 8 miles round-trip to Alder Fall).
Begin at Chilnualna Falls Trailhead parking area located two miles up Chilnualna Falls Road
The trail leads from the parking area across the road and along Chilnualna Creek for 1/2 mile (.8 km). A series of switchbacks lead away from the creek into the open forest. The falls are comprised of five large cascades sliding through and over rock formations above the Wawona Basin—water here is fullest in spring and early summer. Carry lots of drinking water in the summer, when temperatures can be extreme.
Moderate
Strenuous
Yosemite National Park National Park ServiceU.S. Department of the InteriorWawona Area Hiking Map
Begin at Wawona Store / Pioneer Yosemite History Center parking area / or at the end of Forest Drive
The paved road, Forest Drive, leads 2 miles (3.2 km) upstream from the Pioneer Yosemite History Center to the Seventh Day Adventist Camp. At the camp, bear to the left onto the dirt road and continue 1/2 mile to the Swinging Bridge. Cross the bridge and bear left onto the trail which becomes a dirt road and then Chilnualna Falls Road. This road will return to the Pioneer Yosemite History Center at the Wawona Stable. Cross the covered bridge to return to the parking area. Most of this trail is along roads. ALTERNATIVE: Drive the two miles to the end of Forest Drive and hike 1/2 mile one-way to Swinging Bridge.
Begin at the Wawona Hotel
The trail begins behind the last uphill building of the Wawona Hotel—Moore Cottage. Look for the trailhead 50 yards uphill marked by the sign, “Mariposa Grove.” If operating, ride the free shuttle from the Mariposa Grove back to the Wawona Store. You can also do this hike in reverse and take the free shuttle to the Mariposa Grove and hike downhill back to Wawona. Another option is to begin this trail from .25 miles up Forest Drive, where the trailhead will be on your right. Begin at Mariposa Grove parking area. No pets or bicycles allowed beyond parking area
Various trails exist throughout the Mariposa Grove. To reach the Grizzly Giant, follow the trail that begins at the far end of the parking area. From there climb uphill through the lower portion of the grove to reach the Grizzly Giant Tree and the California Tunnel Tree, which is just 50 yards (50 meters) beyond the Grizzly Giant. To continue to the museum (open summer only) continue through the Tunnel Tree further into the grove. Once in the upper grove, you may choose an alternate trail down, or continue on to Wawona Point before heading back to the parking area. Since parking at the trailhead is limited, consider taking the free shuttle bus from Wawona (in summer only). Carry lots of drinking water in the summer, when temperatures can be extreme.
Wawona Meadow Loop
3.5 miles (5.6 km) round trip 1.5 to 2 hours
Swinging Bridge Loop
4.75 miles (7.6 km) round trip2 to 3 hours 1 mile round trip from end of Forest Drive 30 minutes
Wawona to Mariposa Grove
6 miles (9.6 km) one way to the Grizzly Giant in the Mariposa Grove 3 hours (2,400 ft / 732 m elevation gain)
Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias
Grizzly Giant Tree and Califor-nia Tunnel Tree: 1.6 miles (2.5 km) round trip, 1 hour (400 ft / 122 m elevation gain) Wawona Point: 6 miles (9.6 km) round trip; 3 to 4 hours (1,200 ft. / 366 m elevation gain) Outer Loop Trail: 6.9 miles (11.04 km); 4 to 5 hours (1,200 ft / 366 m elevation gain)
Alder Creek
12 miles (18.7 km) round trip to Alder Creek. 6 hours (2,500 ft / 762 m elevation gain)
Chilnualna Falls
8.2 miles (13 km) round trip 5 to 6 hours (2,400 ft / 732 m elevation gain)
True North Magnetic North
Wawona Point VistaElev. 6,810 feet3 mi / 4.8 km fromparking lot
Galen ClarkTree
FallenWawonaTunnel TreeElev.6,600feet
Telescope TreeClothespin
Tree
OuterLoopTrail
Upper Grove
Lower Grove California Tunnel Tree
Grizzly GiantElev. 6,000 feet.8 mi / 1.2 km from parking lot
FaithfulCouple
Bachelor &Three Graces
Fallen Monarch
TRAM BOARDING AREA ELEV. 5,600 FEETINFORMATION / GIFTS / SNACKS
BUSLOT
MUSEUM
TOWAWONA6 MILES
TO FISH CAMP
15
Parking Area
Road
Trail
Tram Stop
Restrooms
Museum/Info/Shop
Drinking Water
Mileage Scale0
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Tram Route
(summer only)