Wawona Stable

Opened in 1918, this 9-hole, par 35 course measures and is built to blend into its surroundings. Different tee positions afford the chance to play a full 18 holes. Open June–November, conditions permitting.

This strenuous hike leads past the cascades of Chilnualna Fall and all the way to the top of the fall. Hikers can expect moderate exposure and a sharp increase in elevation for roughly 4 mi. For the hearty day-hiker, the trip can be extended 18 mi (round-trip) to reach Crescent Lake.

This strenuous trail climbs through an open pine forest with abundant manzanita on the drier slopes.

Badger Pass is the oldest ski area in California, and offers both downhill and cross-country trails. For cross-country skiers the park offers over 350 mi of trails, with 90 mi of marked trails and 25 mi of groomed trails originating at Badger Pass. Downhill skiing options include ten runs at Badger Pass. The majority of these runs are for beginners and moderate skiers, so thrill seekers may wish to ski elsewhere. Both downhill and cross-country lessons are available. Due to NPS regulations in place to ensure the area remains as natural as possible, the Badger area has no artificially-lighted skiing and cannot make its own snow.

The first half of this hike gains little elevation; the second half gains about . As the trail rises it offers views of the Clark Range before eventually arriving at Ostrander Lake.

This trail leads downhill to an old cabin built by John McGurk and a large meadow. Continue east (right) at the trail junction to get to Bridalveil Creek or continue west to a Dewey Point , which has a spectacular view of western Yosemite Valley.