We'll pick you up anywhere along Highway 120, between Groveland, CA and the Yosemite National Park entrance. If you are staying on Highway 140 near El Portal or Highway 41 near Oakhurst, then we'll find the most accessible place to meet you based on the adventure you choose! Don't worry; we'll work with you, and provide maps and directions!

If you are staying in Yosemite Valley, the National Park has asked that we direct you to Aramark, the National Park consessonair.

All of our all inclusive packages, backpacking adventures and full day whitewater rafting trips include lunch, and we offer a low cost, customizable lunch Add-Ons for all of our day tours and adventures!

Ugg, we know! All of the information requested is required to purchase your fishing license through the State of California, including your eye and hair color! Because the information is a little personal and can feel a bit excessive, we collect it through FareHarbor, our secure and encrypted booking platform, to makes sure that the data passing between a web server and your internet browser remains private. You are always welcome to purchase your own fishing license at https://www.ca.wildlifelicense.com/InternetSales/

All of Echo's fly fishing trips are catch and release only, so we do not keep any fish. We promise fly fishing adventures are even more fullfilling when you get to sustainably return your beautiful trout back into their river or lake habitat!

Yes. Echo Adventure Cooperative provides guided outdoor adventures in Yosemite National Park and the surrounding Sierra Nevada, including hiking, backpacking, fly fishing, and custom trip planning.

For many visitors, yes—especially if you want local knowledge, a well-paced itinerary, and real-time insight on trail conditions, weather, and seasonal highlights like waterfalls. A guide can help you make the most of your time while keeping the day safe and enjoyable.

We offer guided hiking, backpacking, fly fishing, snowshoeing (seasonal), and custom outdoor adventures. Routes and pacing can be tailored to your interests, experience level, and the time of year.

Yes. We regularly guide first-time Yosemite visitors and help match trails and experiences to your goals, schedule, and comfort level—from easy sightseeing hikes to more challenging routes.

Yes. We offer adaptive adventure options and work closely with guests to understand their needs and recommend appropriate experiences. We encourage reaching out in advance so we can plan accordingly.

Spring through fall are the most popular seasons, particularly for waterfalls and longer daylight hours. Booking early is recommended for peak dates, though shoulder-season options may be available depending on conditions.

Winter months are less traveled and the adventures during that time are a fantastic way to see the park without the crowds!

We’re based in Groveland, California, and guide in Yosemite National Park and nearby public lands in the Sierra Nevada. Meeting locations vary by adventure and seasonal conditions.