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    California’s Most Beautiful Road Trip | Yosemite, Lake Tahoe & Mammoth Lakes



    California’s Most Beautiful Road Trip | Yosemite, Lake Tahoe & Mammoth Lakes

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    Join me on an unforgettable spring road trip through three of California’s most iconic destinations: Yosemite National Park, Lake Tahoe, and Mammoth Lakes. This journey through the Sierra Nevada is filled with jaw-dropping views, serene lakes, towering waterfalls during peak snow melt, and scenic mountain drives — all made even more magical by the crisp air and vibrant colors of spring.

    In this video, you’ll get a first-hand look at what spring is really like in Yosemite, where melting snow feeds roaring falls and wildlife starts to reappear. We’ll cruise around the crystal-clear waters of Lake Tahoe, and explore Mammoth’s alpine beauty, lakes, and great spots to camp or grab a bite.

    Whether you’re planning a spring getaway or just looking for travel inspiration, this video will give you all the tips, highlights, and scenery you need.

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    Video Title: California’s Most Beautiful Road Trip | Yosemite, Lake Tahoe & Mammoth Lakes

    #Hiking #RoadTrip #Adventure #Yosemite #LakeTahoe #MammothLakes #California #SierraNevada

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    38 Comments

    2. @lorraineoback4962 on

      Loving your video. It's inspiring our family to go camping again. Pausing it to ask a question. On your 1st day at Tahoe, you took a hike that brings you down to the lake by Emerald Bay. Do you remember the name or access point of the trail that took you there? It provides a beautiful point of view.

    4. @rosew65 on

      Wow beautiful places, poetic words 💟 Some of my most favorite locations. I love California 😍 What is that hidden beach area in Lake Tahoe? Can u share plz

    5. @douglasdowns4846 on

      I can assure you that there is no beach
      along Lake Tahoe that is top secret and secluded. Plan a visit during high season and you will see what I mean!
      As for Yosimite, you left out the part about all the people, they can really spoil a visit.

    16. @Mithelen3 on

      Hey I saw The High Sierra: A Love Story. Would my recommendation of it back on your McGee video have played a part in you picking it up?

    19. @homehelpheart7440 on

      Thank you for your video and narration! It was so professionally done! I'm in East coaster but I have a friend in the Bay Area and I've been out in 2010 and 2013 for a visit in a road trip. In 2010 we did the glacier part up high over Yosemite Valley, Yosemite Valley and out the West gate. In 2013, we went from the Bay Area to Lake Tahoe for a few days and then from Lake Tahoe down to Mono Lake and June Lake where we stayed the night. The next morning we entered Yosemite from the East Gate and get all of Meadows and a bit of the John Muir Trail. Thank you for bringing back some of my best travel memories!

    22. @slangley3235 on

      Scott, as a fellow lover of the Eastern Sierra, I must say- your passion really shines through! Its beauty and grandeur simply never get old!

    23. @SuzanMiller-ou5kq on

      Spent many vacations at Lake Tahoe. I always wanted to do one of those gourmet white water rafting trips down the river. Sorry can’t remember the name of the river. Basically after you spent the day on the river, the crew would cook up a gourmet meal at the camp site. This was back in the day and am wondering if they still do that.

    24. @peterbedford2610 on

      I just finished hiking the toulumne river from hetch hetchy reservoir to toulumne meadows. The views and the crystal clear river was about the best I've seen. I think even better than the Muir Pass at times!

    25. @TalesFromAbroad-SJ on

      Such a beautiful road trip. The spring waterfalls in Yosemite looked incredible, and Lake Tahoe and Mammoth Lakes had such amazing scenery. The mountain views, lakes, and crisp spring air made it feel like the perfect time to visit.

    31. @kapilachandrabharathi7134 on

      Thanks a lot for the video
      Brought memories back driving with my son to Yosemite,Half Dome.
      Had the biggest meat chunks in Williams 😊
      Travelled around the world except South America.
      If there's one place I would still visit again that's USA
      Love from Sri Lanka
      Cheers

    33. @user-rj4zr9su8o on

      These areas are all nice for the tourists. But if we are talking most beautiful road trip, Highway 1 needs to be included somewhere, especially the area North of San Francisco. Hiking wise, the Cascades blow the Sierras out of the water, especially if you actually want to witness Nature/life.

    34. @eventtrading on

      It is the tallest in N America, not one of the tallest. The tallest waterfall in North America is Yosemite Falls, located in Yosemite National Park, California, with a total height of 2,425 feet (739 meters). It's a tiered waterfall comprised of three sections: Upper Yosemite Fall, the middle cascades, and Lower Yosemite Fall.

    36. @Jeremy-jx4kq on

      I know you said you went in spring, but what time of year exactly did you go? Just curious, feels like there’s a sweet spot to catch the snow melt without temps being too cool.

    38. @lndcntr on

      Awesome content. I love how you edit these videos. Thanks for sharing I hope you're able to enjoy your time there to the fullest even while recording😊

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