California National Parks weekend
July 17-20
July 17-20
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FlightWe meet group in Los Angeles International Airport // LAX
Pick up July 17th at 12 pm
Flight back from Los Angeles International Airport // LAX
Drop off on July 20th at 6 pm
Your flight should be at/after 7:30 pm -
Insurance
You can get insurance for your health, as well as for all trip in general , in case of unforeseen circumstances or illness.
In case of cancellation of the tour shortly before the trip, we will make a refund in accordance with the provisions specified in the contract, the insurance guarantee includes the second part.
You have up to 14 days after reservation was made to make insurance to cover the whole trip, if you wish to get just a medical insurance- you can add it any time, til 24 hours before trip start day It’s not mandatory, but can provide you peace of mind for your trip
WEATHER
Mid-July is an amazing time to explore two of California’s most breathtaking national parks. Expect warm, sunny days—perfect for hiking among giant sequoias and soaking in the epic views of Yosemite Valley.
🌡️ Daytime temperatures in these parks usually range from 75°F to 90°F (24°C to 32°C), with cooler temps in shaded forest areas and higher elevations.
🌙 Evenings can dip to around 50°F–60°F (10°C–15°C), so layers are your best friend.
☀️ The sun can be intense, so be sure to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.
We’re hitting the road for a nature-filled adventure packed with fresh air, soul-filling views, and all the magic Sequoia and Yosemite have to offer.
🌡️ Daytime temperatures in these parks usually range from 75°F to 90°F (24°C to 32°C), with cooler temps in shaded forest areas and higher elevations.
🌙 Evenings can dip to around 50°F–60°F (10°C–15°C), so layers are your best friend.
☀️ The sun can be intense, so be sure to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.
We’re hitting the road for a nature-filled adventure packed with fresh air, soul-filling views, and all the magic Sequoia and Yosemite have to offer.
CLOTHES
Layered Clothing: Mountain weather can be unpredictable! Mornings may start cool, afternoons warm up fast, and evenings cool down again—so layers are essential.
Jacket or Fleece: Yosemite mornings and Sequoia’s shady groves can feel brisk even in July. A cozy jacket or fleece will keep you comfortable.
Comfy Walking Shoes or Hiking Boots: We’ll be on trails and scenic walks, so make sure your shoes are made for exploring!
Hat & Sunglasses: The sun shines bright in the Sierra Nevada—protect your face and eyes with a wide-brim hat and sunnies.
Breathable, Lightweight Clothing: Go for natural or athletic fabrics that’ll keep you cool while hiking or relaxing outdoors.
Sportwear: Bring leggings, joggers, or hiking pants for active mornings or stretching under the redwoods.
Casual Outfit or Dress: Pack something easy and cute for our relaxed evenings or scenic photo stops.
Swimsuit: From alpine rivers to surprise hotel pools, it’s always smart to have one just in case!
Jacket or Fleece: Yosemite mornings and Sequoia’s shady groves can feel brisk even in July. A cozy jacket or fleece will keep you comfortable.
Comfy Walking Shoes or Hiking Boots: We’ll be on trails and scenic walks, so make sure your shoes are made for exploring!
Hat & Sunglasses: The sun shines bright in the Sierra Nevada—protect your face and eyes with a wide-brim hat and sunnies.
Breathable, Lightweight Clothing: Go for natural or athletic fabrics that’ll keep you cool while hiking or relaxing outdoors.
Sportwear: Bring leggings, joggers, or hiking pants for active mornings or stretching under the redwoods.
Casual Outfit or Dress: Pack something easy and cute for our relaxed evenings or scenic photo stops.
Swimsuit: From alpine rivers to surprise hotel pools, it’s always smart to have one just in case!
WHAT ELSE
Sunscreen: high-altitude sun exposure can be intense, so packing sunscreen with a high SPF is important.
WATER bottle and THERMO bottle
We highly recommend to have both , to be able have water to stay hydrated and hot tea to stay warm
Small backpack or bag to have your belongings to go to hikes (water, snacks, sunscreen, your girl things )
Yoga mat (for yoga and meditations, if you don’t have a yoga mat , you can order one in our etsy shop)
Click to Order now to get it before the trip
Pajamas
Personal care products
Sport clothes for yoga practices
WATER bottle and THERMO bottle
We highly recommend to have both , to be able have water to stay hydrated and hot tea to stay warm
Small backpack or bag to have your belongings to go to hikes (water, snacks, sunscreen, your girl things )
Yoga mat (for yoga and meditations, if you don’t have a yoga mat , you can order one in our etsy shop)
Click to Order now to get it before the trip
Pajamas
Personal care products
Sport clothes for yoga practices
MOST IMPORTANT PART
You need to fit all your belongings in CARRY ON size suit case + personal item
You need to fit all your belongings in CARRY ON size suit case + personal item
IMPORTANT!
If you get motion sickness (or even if you never have—some parts of the road are really curvy), you may need pills for it. We will have some available, but if you know you require a specific kind, please bring your own. Also, don’t forget to pack any other medications you might need during the trip!
Dramamine Original, Motion Sickness Relief (click to buy)
GET READY AND INSPIRED ✨
California’s most iconic spots have lit up the big (and small) screen—here are some standout films and shows that showcase exactly where we’re headed:
Sequoia National Park
Sequoia (2014) – a poignant drama filmed among the giant redwoods, capturing their awe-inspiring scale.
Yosemite National Park
Free Solo (2018) – the heart-stopping documentary of Alex Honnold’s climb up El Capitan.
California’s most iconic spots have lit up the big (and small) screen—here are some standout films and shows that showcase exactly where we’re headed:
Sequoia National Park
Sequoia (2014) – a poignant drama filmed among the giant redwoods, capturing their awe-inspiring scale.
Yosemite National Park
Free Solo (2018) – the heart-stopping documentary of Alex Honnold’s climb up El Capitan.
SCHEDULE
Hikes description
Day 2
Moro Rock – A 0.5-mile round-trip stair climb with breathtaking panoramic views of the Sierra Nevada.
Sherman Tree Trail – A 1.2-mile round-trip paved trail leading to the world’s largest tree, the General Sherman Tree.
Congress Trail – 2.9-mile round-trip hike to a peaceful granite viewpoint, perfect for watching a stunning sunset over the Sequoia wilderness.
Sherman Tree Trail – A 1.2-mile round-trip paved trail leading to the world’s largest tree, the General Sherman Tree.
Congress Trail – 2.9-mile round-trip hike to a peaceful granite viewpoint, perfect for watching a stunning sunset over the Sequoia wilderness.
Day 3
Vernal Falls – A 5-mile round-trip hike with a 1,000 ft elevation gain, leading to a powerful waterfall and misty stone steps for an unforgettable view.
Taft point and the Fissures – A short 2-mile loop, offering an easy walk to the magnificent vies of Yosemite Valley, including El Capitan and Yosemite Falls.
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