Parks in Snelling, California

Located in the Sierra foothills and Mother Lode country rests Lake McSwain, which is actually the forebay of Lake McClure. Anglers enjoy this terrific fishery, which is enhanced by the cold waters running into it from Lake McClure. ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Lake Yosemite, located at 5714 Lake Road, has about what you’d expect from your corner deli: beer, soda, and some not-so-low-calorie snacks. Don’t come here expecting a night’s worth of entertainme... More on clubzone

Directions: From Highway 99 North: Exit G Street Turn right onto G Street (east) go approx. 5-6 miles Turn right onto E. Bellevue Turn left onto Lake Road From Highway 99 South: Exit Martin Luther ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The trail to the top of Yosemite Falls is one of the few trails climbing out of the Valley that the Park Se... More on Trails

There are many attractions and some accommodations near the falls and a free shuttle service around the p... More on TripAdvisor

We are the home field of some of the best teams in the world. We specailize in groups first time players and having fun. Hyper ... More on Warpig.com

It's a clean and safe environment for them to have fun doing something they enjoy. More on insiderpages.com

Learn to Pan & Sluice for Gold on the Historic Woods Creek. Open Daily, Reservations Recommended, Cost Var... More on Visitcalifornia.com

We had a great time, panning for gold at Jamestown. The town itself has great shopping and the old town fee... More on TripAdvisor

Home to the Modesto Nuts, this field has all it takes to make a ball game perfect. Rows and rows of ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Every seat in the park is great and it is cheap -under $10 for a general admin ticket. More on TripAdvisor

This paved trail climbs 60 feet along the west side of Tenaya Creek to the aptly named Mirror Lake, where overhanging rock formations reflect in the lake's still surface. This ... More on Frommers

Beautiful trail in the winter. The snow and ice add so much to the views. T More on Trails

This hike approaches Yosemite Falls from behind and ends up at the same place as the Upper Yosemite Fall hike described earlier in this chapter, without the steep climb up from the valley floor. After hiking 2 miles, you'll see ... More on Frommers

This hike sounds long, but there's a one-way option in the summer that uses the Wawona shuttle bus for the return trip. The trail climbs through a forest and then ... More on Frommers

Any visit to Yosemite National Park is incomplete without a trip through one of the parks three groves of giant sequoias. The Mariposa Grove is the largest of the three, with over 200 big trees tha... More on Trails