SUP Board Yosemite National Park California

Placed in the Sierra Nevada mountains of central California, Yosemite is popular for the Half Dome granite rock formation in the park’s east end, among other amazing scenery.

Massive redwood trees occupy the full park offering a home to 1000s of species of animals.

This all makes for an amazing paddleboarding experience. When the park service’s opened up the rivers for recreational use in 2014, an influx of adventures came in to enjoy the waterways. Merced Rivers is the place to go. It dissects via Yosemite valley.

It is also near to the campgrounds and trailheads, so you have simple access to bring your inflatable paddleboard.

The top time to visit is May and September, as this is when you will find the top weather and lighter crowds and SUP boards experience.

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Here are some of the things to do in Yosemite National Park:

Tunnel View

Yosemite’s wonderful Tunnel view has been the most drawn, photographed, and painted scene in Yosemite since its opening in 1933.

Tunnel view provides visitors an unrivaled view of the Yosemite Valley, with El Captain on the left, Half Dome in the center, and Bridalveil Fall on the right.

It is the primary view drivers get upon entering Yosemite valley, making for an amazing primary impression.

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Yosemite falls

Yosemite Falls is one of the tallest on the planet, made up of 3 waterfalls: Upper Yosemite fall at 1,430, Lower Yosemite Fall at 320 feet, and Middle Cascades at 675ft.

Yosemite Falls can be seen from various areas in Yosemite Valley,

Yosemite Falls can be seen from different areas in Yosemite Valley, but for the best view, visitors can hike a one-mile trail that loops around the base of the lower falls, or experienced hikers can opt for an all-day hike to the top of the falls.

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