Yosemite Map
Looking for a map of Yosemite? This is the official, interactive Yosemite map — the park's trails, waterfalls, viewpoints, food, and places to stay, curated in one place instead of scattered across a dozen tabs. Use it as your Yosemite trail map to line up hikes like the Mist Trail and Upper Yosemite Falls, find the overlooks that make the park famous — Tunnel View, Glacier Point — and see where to stay, from the historic Ahwahnee to the tent cabins at Curry Village. Everything is pinned to a live map of Yosemite National Park, so you can see what's near what and build days that actually flow. Explore it right here in your browser, save the spots you want to hit, then download the map in the free Wander app — it keeps working offline, which matters in a park where cell service disappears fast.
Trails & hikes in Yosemite
From short valley loops to all-day climbs — see every trailhead on the map and start from wherever you are.
Mist Trail · Trail
The classic climb past Vernal and Nevada Falls.
Yosemite Valley Loop Trail · Trail
An easy, scenic loop through the heart of the valley.
Upper Yosemite Falls Trail · Trail
A steep hike to the top of North America's tallest waterfall.
Four Mile Trail · Trail
A climb from the valley floor up to Glacier Point's views.
Waterfalls & viewpoints in Yosemite
The falls and overlooks that make Yosemite famous — mapped so you know exactly where to stop.
Yosemite Falls · Waterfall
North America's tallest waterfall, right off the valley floor.
Bridalveil Fall · Waterfall
A 620-foot fall greeting you as you enter the valley.
Glacier Point · Viewpoint
A sweeping overlook of the valley, Half Dome, and the high country.
Tunnel View · Viewpoint
The iconic postcard view of El Capitan and Bridalveil Fall.
Where to stay in Yosemite
In-park lodges and camps, mapped so you can plan your basecamp.
Best time to visit Yosemite
Late spring (May–June) is best for peak waterfalls; summer opens the high country; fall brings smaller crowds and golden light; winter is quiet and snowy in the valley.
Use the Yosemite map offline
Download the map in the free Wander app and it keeps working with no signal — save the places you want and navigate Yosemite even where cell service drops.
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About the Yosemite map
Yosemite is one of the most iconic national-park landscapes in the world — granite domes, waterfalls, and high-country trails. Whether you're looking for a Yosemite trail map or just the best things to do, this official Yosemite map helps you find the places worth your time — curated by the destination, saved by travelers, and ready to use offline the moment you arrive. Browse the categories above, open the map to explore every pin, and build your own plan in minutes.
Is there an official Yosemite map?
Yes. The official Yosemite map lives on Wander — it's the destination's own curated map of trails, food, stays, and things to do, free to explore in the app and on the web.
Is the Yosemite map free?
Yes. Open the Yosemite map in your browser above, or download the free Wander app to save places and use it offline.
Can I use the Yosemite map offline?
Yes. Download the map in the Wander app and it keeps working with no signal — useful anywhere cell service is spotty.
When is the best time to visit Yosemite?
Late spring for peak waterfalls, summer for the high country, and fall for smaller crowds. Winter brings snow and a quieter valley.
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