美国旧金山往返｜优胜美地国家公园+帝王谷神木国家公园2日游
一趟行程打卡帝王谷、优胜美地两大知名国家公园
园区兼具红杉密林与冰川山石两种截然不同自然风光
峡谷、巨树、飞瀑多元景致融合，视觉层次丰富
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Day 1
早上从旧金山出发，开始我们愉快的旅程。今天我们将要前往于1984年被列入联合国教科文组织世界自然遗产名录的优胜美地国家公园。国家公园位于加利福尼亚州东部内华达山脉上，是美国西部最美丽、参观人数最多的国家公园之一。
行程安排：
旧金山 → 优胜美地国家公园（必付项目，180分钟）→ 酒店
参考酒店：Best Western Colonial Inn; 同级
Day 2
今天我们驱车前往帝王谷神木国家公园。帝王谷神木国家公园，位于南内华达山西侧，是加州高耸的内华达山脉上的两颗双生宝石。午餐后驱车返回旧金山。
行程安排：
酒店 → 帝王谷神木国家公园访客中心（必付项目，30分钟）→ 神木步道（75分钟）→ 旧金山
• 必付项目：（优胜美地、帝王谷神木国家公园门票）
每人：USD$50.00
注：此费用只包含优胜美地、帝王谷神木国家公园门票，不包含非美国居民附加费。
优胜美地国家公园 Yosemite National Park 巍峨雄伟的花岗岩，气势磅礴的瀑布和宁静的山谷，使优胜美地从任何一个角度看上去都宛如仙境一般。参天巨木，高山流水，被冰川雕琢的巨岩峭壁以及波光粼粼的湖面，使您恍若置身于世外桃源。世界最大花岗岩柱-酋长岩；北美洲落差最高的优胜美地瀑布；优胜美地山谷；半圆顶；新娘面纱瀑布… 精彩会接踵而来！您更可以在原始大森林里漫步，感受香甜新鲜的空气。
帝王谷神木国家公园 Kings Canyon National Parks 帝王谷神木国家公园位于加州东部的内华达山脉，以陡峭的悬崖和险峻的峡谷著名。帝王谷地势起伏明显，主要为森林地貌，植被茂密，美洲杉和悬崖瀑布随处可见。公园有现存面积最大的红杉树林，也是世界上最大的古老原始巨林区，这里还拥有世界上最高大的树。
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1.18岁以下未成年人或儿童必须由成人陪伴参团，单独旅行的未成年人或儿童不能参加；
2.出于对孕妇安全的考虑，孕妇参团需在行程结束时怀孕不超过24周；
3.酒店有不同的房间类型，例如一张King/Queen Size的大床房或两张Double Size的双床房 保证用房数量，但不保障具体房间类型和所处位置，不接受指定具体床型，需以实际安排为准；
4.行程不接受且不会协助与陌生人拼房，需按实际出行人数下单对应房型、对应人数；
5.每个酒店都有不同的收取押金的方式（多以信用卡办理押金的收取与退还），届时需要参团客人根据不同规定给予配合；
6.参团期间车上禁止吸烟。 绝大多数酒店房间也禁止吸烟；酒店的清洁人员都受过专业训练，保安人员也会专业的留下证据，一旦被发现，会有清洁费用由客人自己承担，若有吸烟需要，请到专门的吸烟区；
7.不允许带宠物和动物参团；
8.该产品是团体活动，如您选择中途离团，请提前告知并征得导游同意，需签署离团协议书，未完成部分将被视为您自行放弃，团费不予退还；
9.参团客人不可自行带票或使用City Pass；
10.实际出行过程中，导游或司机有权根据天气、交通等情况，适当调整景点的游览顺序、停留时间或集合时间以确保行程顺利进行；
11.如遇景点临时关闭或节假日关闭等，导致无法参观，导游会根据实际情况调整为外观或以其他景点代替以确保行程的丰富性。各景点及国家公园的开放时间及流量控制会不时变化，如影响行程属不可抗力因素，敬请谅解；
12.为保障行程顺利完整，游客有责任严格遵守导游给出的集合时间。如果距离集合时间超过十分钟，车子将离开不予等待。如遇到天气、交通、机械故障、罢工、政府停摆以及战争和恐怖袭击等不可控因素，我司无法保证按时按点到达接送地点。由此原因导致的行程延误进而给客人带来任何的不便或产生相关航班、火车或大巴费用以及其他旅游费用等额外费用的，我司概不负责；
13.八岁以下儿童参团需乘坐安全座椅，租金USD$10.00/人/天，请务必在预定行程时提前备注告知，以便我们提前准备，如因客人未提前告知所造成的违规和罚金由客人自行承担，敬请理解。出行当日安排大巴出行无需安全座椅，费用可退还
14.在途中可能从原车换到另一辆车并指派不同导游和司机提供服务；
15.行程中众多旅游景点需要参团人具备基本的健康条件。残疾人士和行动不便者报名参团前请提前联系我们获取相关政策信息；
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Reminders
A minimum of 2 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 2 day(s) before the departure date
Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: Pregnant women
Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
FAQ
1. When is the best time to visit Yosemite National Park for optimal weather and scenic views?
The ideal time to visit Yosemite National Park depends on your preferences. Spring (April-May) is excellent for witnessing powerful waterfalls and blooming wildflowers, with moderate temperatures. Early summer (June-July) offers warm weather and full access to all areas, though it's peak season. Fall (September-October) provides vibrant foliage and fewer crowds, while winter (November-March) transforms the park into a snowy wonderland, albeit with potential road closures.
2. How many days are recommended to fully experience Yosemite and Kings Canyon National Parks?
To truly immerse yourself in the diverse landscapes of Yosemite and Kings Canyon National Parks, a visit of 3 to 5 days is generally recommended. This allows ample time to explore key attractions, embark on various trails, and fully appreciate both the glacial valleys and ancient redwood groves without rushing. A two-day tour offers an excellent introduction to the highlights of both parks.
3. What is the typical elevation of the main visitor areas in Yosemite National Park, and how might it affect visitors?
The elevation within Yosemite National Park varies significantly. Yosemite Valley is approximately 4,000 feet (1,200 meters) above sea level. Higher areas like Glacier Point reach around 7,200 feet (2,200 meters), and Tioga Pass is over 9,900 feet (3,000 meters). Visitors should be aware of potential altitude sickness at higher elevations, stay hydrated, and be prepared for cooler temperatures, especially at night or in higher areas.
4. What unique natural features can visitors expect to see in Kings Canyon and Yosemite National Parks?
Kings Canyon and Yosemite National Parks offer a stunning combination of natural wonders. In Yosemite, expect to be awed by majestic granite cliffs like El Capitan and Half Dome, iconic waterfalls such as Yosemite Falls, and ancient giant sequoias in Mariposa Grove. Kings Canyon boasts one of North America's deepest canyons, alongside breathtaking groves of giant sequoias, including the famous General Grant Tree and Redwood Mountain Grove, presenting diverse glacial and forest landscapes.
5. Are there specific activities or trails recommended for first-time visitors in Yosemite National Park?
For first-time visitors to Yosemite National Park, several activities and trails are highly recommended. A leisurely stroll or bike ride along the Valley Loop Trail offers panoramic views of major landmarks like Yosemite Falls, El Capitan, and Half Dome. The Mist Trail to Vernal Fall provides a moderate hike with spectacular waterfall views. Don't miss the iconic viewpoints like Tunnel View and Glacier Point for breathtaking photo opportunities.
6. When is the best time to see the waterfalls in Yosemite National Park, and which ones are most accessible?
The best time to witness Yosemite National Park's magnificent waterfalls at their fullest is during late spring (April to early June), when snowmelt is at its peak. Yosemite Falls, Bridalveil Fall, and Lower Yosemite Fall are among the most accessible, often visible from Yosemite Valley roads and short, paved trails. Vernal Fall is also highly accessible via the popular Mist Trail, offering an up-close experience.
7. What should visitors know about road closures or accessibility challenges when planning a trip to Yosemite National Park?
Visitors planning a trip to Yosemite National Park should be aware that some high-elevation roads experience seasonal closures due to snow, typically from November through late May or early June. This includes Tioga Pass Road (Highway 120 E) and Glacier Point Road. Yosemite Valley roads generally remain open year-round, though chains may be required on tires during winter. Always check the official park website for current road conditions and alerts before your visit.
8. What essential items should I pack for a multi-day trip to Yosemite and Kings Canyon National Parks?
For a multi-day trip to Yosemite and Kings Canyon National Parks, packing essential items will enhance your experience. Be sure to bring layers of clothing, as temperatures can vary greatly between day and night, and different elevations. Comfortable, sturdy hiking shoes are a must. Other key items include a reusable water bottle, sunscreen, a hat for sun protection, insect repellent, and a camera to capture the stunning landscapes. Don't forget any personal medications.
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