North Dome - , Californie

Le North Dome est un sommet montagneux situé en Californie. Avec une adresse précise non divulguée et pas de numéro de téléphone répertorié, il est recommandé de visiter leur site web officiel pour plus d'informations.

Les spécialités du North Dome sont liées à la montagne et à la nature. Il offre des paysages à couper le souffle et des activités de plein air telles que la randonnée, l'escalade et le camping. Il est idéal pour les amoureux de la nature et les aventuriers.

Le North Dome est situé en Californie, offrant un accès facile aux voyageurs de partout dans le monde. Il est entouré de magnifiques paysages et d'autres attractions touristiques, ce qui en fait une destination de choix pour les vacanciers.

Le North Dome a 49 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4,9/5. Les avis sont majoritairement positifs, les visiteurs appréciant la beauté du lieu et les activités proposées. Cependant, il est important de noter que les avis peuvent varier et qu'il est recommandé de vérifier les mises à jour récentes avant de planifier une visite.

En termes d'informations supplémentaires, le North Dome offre une expérience unique en pleine nature. Il est conseillé de prévoir des vêtements et des chaussures confortables pour les activités de plein air, ainsi qu'un équipement de camping si vous prévoyez de passer la nuit.

Enfin, nous recommandons vivement de visiter le site web du North Dome pour plus d'informations sur les réservations, les tarifs et les politiques. Leur équipe professionnelle et accueillante se fera un plaisir de vous aider à planifier votre voyage et à répondre à toutes vos questions.

Avis de North Dome

Dave Sykes

5/5

Fantastic, challenging, but incredibly rewarding hike from Porcupine Creek Trailhead through beautiful terrain and magnificent trees, followed by a descent from one dome and climb onto North Dome will reward you with some of the most magnificent views in the park!

Jack Ambraw

5/5

It's a long hike, nearly 9 miles, but relatively little elevation change compared to a lot of other mountain trails. Get there early to ensure a parking spot along Tioga Road. The trailhead is clearly marked at the beginning and it's an easy hike through the forest. The trail is not as clearly marked when you approach North Dome, but you can see where you need to go to reach the end point. Your effort will be rewarded with stunning views of Half Dome and Yosemite Valley. It doesn't get any better in Yosemite. Don't forget to take plenty of food, water, and sunscreen. We forgot the latter and I paid the price.

Greg Barry

5/5

Definitely worth the 4.5 mile hike from Porcupine Creek trailhead on Tioga Road. I've been camping and hiking in Yosemite for 35 years, and North Dome offers the best views of Half Dome in the park. We backpacked and stayed out near North Dome for 2 nights. The domes are quite exposed, so it can get windy at times. But because there are so few trees, it is a perfect stargazing location, with the Milky Way passing right over Half Dome and Glacier Point. And be sure to stop by Indian Rock (it's really an arch!) on the way!

David Riggleman

5/5

It's a grueling hike from the valley coming up Yosemite Falls (over 5500 feet of elevation gain), but the views of Half Dome and the surrounding area are absolutely worth it and spectacular! And even better was once we got past the top of Upper Yosemite Falls, we barely saw anyone, having the whole trail and top of North Dome to ourselves. Make sure you bring plenty of water (I ended up going through around 4.5L) or a way to treat water (there are plenty of creeks along the way).

Florian rockstroh

5/5

Great place, but prefer views from half dome and Yosemite viewpoint much more !

Noemi Ortiz

5/5

It was a difficult hike for me, but the view was just amazing!!! A must do hike! Amazing view!

Terry Bixler

5/5

Dramatic rock formation. Overlooks the valley floor facing Half Dome. The spire is Washington column. The snow is still present in early March 2019. Crystal clear air.

Ron Nugent

5/5

Took the hikers shuttle from the Yosemite Lodge in the Valley to Porcupine Flat with my eleven year old daughter and 17 year old son. Our plan was to hike down to North Dome, then over to Yosemite Falls and return via the falls trail back to the nearby Yosemite Lodge, which we did. Had supper at the Lodge Mess Hall, then hightailed it back to The Redwoods in Wawona and enjoyed a much deserved rest. Super hike, but looking back, I'd say a bit reckless on my part. We were not equipped to spend the night if need be, say due to injury, etc. No backup plan if something went awry. Always have a backup plan when hiking in the wilderness. Let people know the where and when of your intentions. Interestingly, we never ran into any other hikers until we made it over to Yosemite Falls. This hike took place in July of 2007, was a lot of fun, and an unforgettable experience.