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10 Backpacking Trails near Wapama Falls

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Hetch Hetchy Reservoir

Groveland, California

0.2 miles NE

Hetch Hetchy's longest hiking season in Yosemite leads across the O'Shaughnessy Dam to Wapama Falls, where you're nearly guaranteed to get sprayed — plus day hikes to Smith Peak at 7,751 feet.

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Harden Lake

Big Oak Flat, Yosemite National Park

9.2 miles SE

A long but gentle 5.8-mile walk down old Tioga Road through granite domes and red fir forest to a serene lake ringed by wildflowers — with optional extension to the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne.

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Crane Flat

Big Oak Flat, Yosemite National Park

13.7 miles S

Framed between two giant sequoia groves, Crane Flat meadow is a quiet Yosemite base camp for birding, stargazing, and seasonal hikes to Lukens and Harden Lake.

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snowshoe Snowshoe Trail

5.7 mi

Ten Lakes

Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite National Park

14.8 miles E

A 6.4-mile hike from Yosemite Creek to three of the Ten Lakes Basin's seven lakes, through wildflower meadows, forests, and past the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne, gaining 2,200 feet.

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4.1 mi

North Dome

Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park

18.1 miles SE

A strenuous 10.4-mile hike through Yosemite forest to North Dome, rewarding hikers with the best straight-on view of Half Dome from 7,450 feet — plus a 0.6-mile detour to a 15-foot granite arch.

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2.1 mi

Snow Creek Falls

Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park

18.6 miles SE

A 2,140-foot, seven-drop cascade tucked deep in Tenaya Canyon — best spotted from the Mirror Lake Loop, where you can also take a swim before hunting for the falls from the Snow Creek Trail junction.

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Mirror Lake

Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park

18.9 miles SE

A paved, car-free trail winds to this seasonal lake at the base of Half Dome, offering a still mirror reflection and a popular summer swimming hole.

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swim Swimming Hole

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1.9-2.9 mi

Mist Trail

Yosemite National Park

19.4 miles SE

A steep, mist-soaked Yosemite staircase hike climbing 639 stone steps past Vernal and Nevada Falls — with Half Dome, Whitecap, and Mt. Broderick views from the switchbacks above.

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6.1 mi

Glen Aulin

Wawona, California

20.2 miles E

An 11-mile hike along the Tuolumne River to Glen Aulin with 800 feet of gain, passing Tuolumne Falls, Soda Springs, wildflower meadows, and the stunning White Cascade.

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Glen Aulin

Glen Aulin, California

20.2 miles E

A popular introductory Yosemite High Country backcountry hike following the Tuolumne River to a High Sierra Camp beside the White Cascade waterfall, with further options to Waterwheel Falls.

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