What is YARTS?

See the ABOUT YARTS page.

Can I still drive my car to the park?

YES, you can still drive if you want to!

YARTS offers a comfortable , convenient & economical alternative to driving to Yosemite. 

When Does YARTS Run?

YARTS runs daily year-round on Highway 140, with multiple departure options for both weekdays and weekends. During the summer, YARTS also runs along Highway 120 East/395 to Lee Vining, June Lake Loop and Mammoth Lakes.

Where do I get tickets?

On Highway 140, Tickets are available at local lodging establishments and visitors bureaus. CLICK HERE for a list of ticket sellers. If you are already staying in the region, you may be able to buy a ticket at your hotel, so please inquire with the establishment at which you are staying.

On Highway 120 East, you will get your tickets directly from the driver.

Do I need a reservation?

No, Reservations are not required or taken to ride on YARTS.

Where do the buses stop?

YARTS has bus stops located conveniently at many lodging facilities and visitor centers in the various communities. (See the map) (View policy regarding stopping at unscheduled locations)

What type of buses does YARTS use?

YARTS uses both full-sized over-the-road coaches and smaller 26' passenger transit buses. Having both available allows YARTS to respond to demand while being able to save on fuel costs and consumption.

Do you have wheel chair lift equipped buses?

Yes. Most YARTS buses are equipped with lifts. YARTS recommends that you call at least 48 hours ahead of your planned trip to insure that the lift-equipped bus is available to you. (1-877-989-2787)

Can I take my bike on the bus?

In most cases, yes you can take your bike on the bus. The only limitation is the number of bikes that can be carried by an individual bus.

This page was last updated on
09/04/2008