Two Yosemite A-Frames
on Private Mountain Acreage

Yosemite Falls drops a stunning 2,425 feet — the highest waterfall in the park. Hike to Half Dome, raft the Merced River past 3,000-foot cliffs in summer, and ski Badger Pass in winter. One of the most iconic landscapes on Earth, practically in your backyard.

One of the most recognizable rock formations in the world, Half Dome's granite dome rises nearly 5,000 feet above the valley floor. Whether you hike to the top with cables or simply admire it from the valley, it's a view that stays with you forever.

Walk among over 500 mature giant sequoias in the largest sequoia grove in Yosemite. The Grizzly Giant alone is estimated to be 1,900–2,400 years old. Standing next to these ancient titans is a humbling and unforgettable experience.

Named one of "The West's Best Lakes" by Sunset Magazine, Bass Lake is a local favorite for fishing, boating, wakeboarding, kayaking, and swimming. Surrounded by pine trees and Sierra foothills, it's a perfect half-day escape.

In summer, the Merced River comes alive with rafters floating past towering granite walls. It's one of the most scenic and relaxed ways to experience Yosemite Valley — rent a raft in the park and drift along at your own pace.

Oakhurst is your friendly gateway town — stocked with restaurants, grocery stores, coffee shops, and local outfitters. The Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino is just 10 minutes away for dinner and entertainment, and the Sierra National Forest surrounds you with hiking in every direction.