Normph
West Hills, Ca, USA
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Driving 36 foot DP with tow. Need the best route from LA to Yosemite. Thanx in advance.
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2bzy2c
California
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395 north to Hwy 120 to Yosemite (about 20 miles north of Mammoth Lakes)
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Lwiddis
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I would always choose U.S.395 to Lee Vining and then CA120 over the Tioga Pass and into the park. Beautiful lakes, mountains, trees etc.
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Crespro
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Normph wrote:Driving 36 foot DP with tow. Need the best route from LA to Yosemite. Thanx in advance.
Early May drove I-5 to 99 to 41 to Coarsegold. Some construction north of Bakersfield. Drove 41 to I-5 on return.
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Fresno Tundra Driver
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If by “Yosemite” you mean Yosemite valley than your best route would be Crespro’s way. While 395 to 120 is beautiful, going up that way is a steeper grade, especially with your toad, and seems a roundabout way to go if your destination is in fact Yosemite valley.
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mittshel
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IMHO Definitely Crespro's way. Betsy.
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jdc1
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No matter which way you go, you better have reservations. But, I too love going up 395. Time wise? Take the 5 to the 99 to the 41.
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