Update: Tioga Road Plows Are Just Past Yosemite Creek.

Since it is a government source you are allowed to copy it:

Last Update: May 17, 2011

Tioga Road: Yesterday, crews plowed 0.8 miles and went through an avalanche zone at Yosemite Creek hill.

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eeek
Since it is a government source you are allowed to copy it:

Last Update: May 17, 2011

Tioga Road: Yesterday, crews plowed 0.8 miles and went through an avalanche zone at Yosemite Creek hill.

When I do I always lose the map.

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Louis
When I do I always lose the map.

You can't paste the map. Just grab the link to the image and insert it with the button (above the edit box).

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Louis
When I do I always lose the map.

You can't paste the map. Just grab the link to the image and insert it with the button (above the edit box).

Thanks for the info. I didn't know how that worked.

Last Update: May 19, 2011

Tioga Road: Yesterday, crews plowed the Big Oak Flat Road due to new snowfall, plowed 18-20 inches of new snow on the Tioga Road, then plowed 0.4 miles from previous point (now at Porcupine Summit). Snow depth is 11 feet.

Additionally, Mono County Public Works and Mammoth Mountain crews have begun plowing from the east side and are now at Mono/Parker Pass Trailhead.

More weather may be coming in this weekend.

Tioga Road: Yesterday, crews plowed to Porcupine Creek Trailhead (two miles from previous point).

Additionally, Mono County Public Works and Mammoth Mountain crews have begun plowing from the east side and are now at Mono/Parker Pass Trailhead.

Glacier Point Road: The road has been plowed, but additional work is required before the road can open. (See photos below the map.) There is no estimated opening date. (The road usually opens by the end of May.)




Entrance to Bridalveil Creek Campground, 5/19/11 (NPS Photo)


Washburn Point, 5/19/11 (NPS Photo)

I sometimes think it would be neat if the Park Service could keep Glacier Point Road plowed up through Washburn Point. It would be nice to have easy access to that vista point in the winter.

Look at that view from Washburn...Wow!!

I sure wish the Sentinel Dome Webcam was running!