Here_s the Trip Plan I put together for it; you should be able to get a bunch of recommendations from it:
http://travel.yahoo.com/trip?pid=553303_��
I went in the spring, when all the waterfalls were gushing. You might put less emphasis on the waterfall hikes if you_re going this time of year.
Hope that_s useful! Have a great time!
The Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias, in southern Yosemite, should also be open. (It_s open year round, although during the peak of winter you_ll need snowshoes.) If you go before Tioga _ Glacier roads close, you won_t regret visiting Glacier Point or the highlights of the Tioga Road area, like Tuolumne Meadows and Tenaya Lake.
more info about visiting Yosemite in autumn:
http://www.yosemitehikes.com/yosemite-in��
overview of Yosemite_s highlights:
http://www.yosemitehikes.com/yosemite-in��
some suggested Yosemite itineraries:
http://www.yosemitehikes.com/yosemite-to��
The other thing you could do is hike up to Myrtle Falls, hang out on the rocks by the water. You could stay at the Yosemite Cabin Tent hotel and take the horse/Mule trip up into the Back Country to see what they call the Wagon Wheels. There is alot to do in Yosemite. If I were you, I would either take a camper or RV, or pitch a tent and camp somewhere in the park.
Have a great trip and Have Fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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