At 7,800 feet above sea level, Glen Aulin High Sierra Camp, established in 1929, is nestled beside a stunning waterfall and pool along the Tuolumne River. Guests staying in one of the eight cabins can enjoy spectacular sunsets each evening with breathtaking views of Mt. Conness in the distance.
Accessible via a challenging 1.2-mile uphill hike from the May Lake parking lot, May Lake High Sierra Camp offers incredible views of the surrounding mountain wilderness. Perched high in the mountains beside a pristine lake, this camp is a haven of peace and tranquility. Photographers treasure the ridge behind the camp for its breathtaking sunsets. Spend your days fishing, relaxing, or, for the more adventurous, hiking to the summit of Mount Hoffman, the geographic center of Yosemite, reflected beautifully in May Lake. The camp features eight cabins accommodating up to 36 guests.
Facing east, Sunrise High Sierra Camp lives up to its name, offering awe-inspiring sunrises as the morning light paints the sky with vivid colors over the distant mountain ranges. Nestled at 9,400 feet above sea level near a lovely alpine meadow, the camp provides stunning views of Mt. Florence and Mt. Clark. Built in the early 1960s, Sunrise was the last camp added to the 50-mile High Sierra Camp Loop. Guests can enjoy excellent hiking and accommodation in nine cabins, which sleep up to 34 people.