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@@arnettaalbert153 Hi 👋🏻 We went in late June. We got so lucky with the weather. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! We’ve been home bound lately but getting ready for a great trip in a couple weeks. Stay tuned! 😊

@@Ddrews-nf4gq Thanks for watching and have a great trip! We had such an amazing time. It’s the best way to see Alaska!

Thanks for watching and for the positive vibes!

Thanks for watching! We missed going to Palisade this time....great to have a reason to return!

We want to return and see more of that beautiful state!

LOL! Thanks, it was really fun! There are a few other mountain bike parks in the area (including Fruita).

We're in NorCal too, Sonoma County. Thanks for reaching out and the positive vibes! Enjoy retirement and returning to Grand Junction....great place to retire!

So many choices in Colorado! We enjoyed GJ and left with still more on the list we didn't do. I've heard great things about Steamboat Springs too! Enjoy your travels!

@@ervinslens Thanks for the positive vibes! 🩷

Thanks for stopping by and for the positive vibes!

Isn't it amazing! Thanks for reaching out. Happy Travels!

Thanks for the positive vibes!

I had a friend who grew up in Gualala. She corrected my pronunciation. How do you pronounce gualala? The town of Gualala - pronounced Wah-lah-lah, a Spanish version of the Pomo Indian word Walali "meeting of the waters"

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Hi George, We enjoyed our ride up Tioga Pass from Lee Vining (plus a few miles into Yosemite NP)....that being said, I think the real beauty is once you pass through the gates into Yosemite NP. By June that road should be open but it's never certain, we just got lucky! Going up from Lee Vining to the entrance was not closed to cars but there was less traffic due to the entrance being closed to vehicles. I didn't feel unsafe riding that portion. Several cars passed us because the more popular thing to do is to park just outside of the entrance and ride in and beyond (the part that's closed to vehicles). Are you planning on riding the entire Tioga Pass through Yosemite? With cars, that portion might be a little sketchy...it all depends on your comfort level with cars. We've driven that road and it's windy and no shoulder so difficult for cars to see you. I'm sure there are other videos that cover the part of the road inside the park. Also, here's a link to our friend's website that describes the part of Tioga Pass that we did: pjammcycling.com/climb/796.Tioga%2520Pass. I hope I've answered your question and good luck and have fun!

Thanks for the response. Ideally yes I would like to bike all the way from Lee Vining to Yosemite National Park. That said it sounds like the reallly scary part of this for traffic is around Yosemite but it’s less scary on the Lee Vining side. I am biking across the country in sections. This coming June (2025) I plan to do my fourth and final section from Baker Nevada to Half Moon Bay California and Tioga Road is on there. That said I consider walking (hiking) to be “doing it” as well. As long as it’s man-powered it counts. The compromise plan would be to start around 4am in Lee Vining and make the climb before the traffic hits. Then at the trailhead (about halfway and after the big climb) have my dad drive my bike to Yosemite Valley while I cut the corner on foot and hike from Tioga Road to Clouds Rest, picking up the bike again in Yosemite Valley. Planning to take a rest day in Yosemite before making the last 228 miles west to the Pacific after. I figured last week of June Tioga Road should be open and yet it’s still early enough in the season to have good waterfalls in Yosemite Valley

Wow! That sounds like an incredible trip, no matter how you do it! Have a great time!

Sorry for delay, didn't see this message! This cruise was a gift so I don't know the cost. Only thing about departing from SF is that there are 2 days at sea to get to the first port....so if you are ok with just cruising, it's great. If not, I'd leave from Seattle for the 7 day cruise.

@stirlingadventures906 so the Canada visa needed for this cruise ? Because stopover Victoria which is Canada

Thanks for the positive vibes! Yes, the road is a bit narrow as you turn off the main road toward the campground but we tow a 24’ trailer and had no problem. You can see ahead and if no one is coming you can take up the road during turns. We went during the week and it was completely clear.

It was about 10 minutes. Longer if you’re in the upper campground. Doable but if you’re carrying lots of things, it might be hard. We loved the beach at June Lake. Such stunning views! Have fun!

LOL! I was wondering if I got it wrong! I've heard it both ways so....Jeez!

Yes, kindly & respectfully to the creators of this awesome video, the pronunciation is “row-blez” -CA native 😊

Ak! I wish I could do a re-do! Thanks for watching :)

That was Rush Creek trail to Agnew Lake. It was really cool! Check it out if you can, especially in the spring when the snow is melting.

@@stirlingadventures906 we’ll be there next week! thank you!

Thanks for the positive vibes! Enjoy your transition and exploring the area!

So funny that we seem to go to the same places! Thanks for the tip on Cambria! Salmon Bisque sounds amazing!

Great ride...and we just did Glacier Point Road before the opened to cars...it was even better! That video will post in a week or so...if you get the opportunity, do it!

Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks! We stayed in D Section. Both I and D sections are up above and have decent cell reception. Anything down from there will be bad unless you have starlink. The lake opens soon, I heard so hopefully you can enjoy that! Have fun!

Thank you! That book is a National Park Passport and I got mine at Amazon but I think they’re less expensive here: shop.americasnationalparks.org/store/category/30/278/Passport-Books/ And, you may be able to get one at a NP Visitor’s Center. Happy traveling! ❤

I don't remember there being a shoulder so if you're comfortable riding in the street with cars, it's doable. I don't remember there being much traffic and the cars were respectful. The views are amazing from the bike, especially heading back to twin lakes.

Hello and thank you! It's a beautiful place for sure! That trail is pretty much uphill for a couple miles so not sure if your kiddos are into that! I guess it depends on their tolerance for uphill climbs. The views are amazing and the waterfall is stunning. Hope you can get out there!