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The Evergreen Lodge is easy to find. We are located on the western border of Yosemite off Highway 120. This highway offers convenient access to the Lodge from the Bay Area and all parts of California. Highway 120 also offers easy access to Yosemite Valley, Tuolumne Meadows and the rest of Yosemite. Please click on the following map or see the written directions below for details.
Please note that GPS navigation systems (often found in rental cars) and online sites such as Mapquest and Google Maps can be unreliable in our area. If you have any questions about the best route to the Evergreen Lodge, please see the directions below or call/email us before your trip. We wouldn't want you to get lost or waste valuable vacation time trying to find us!
From downtown San Francisco, take I-80 East across the Bay Bridge. After the bridge, merge onto I-580 East. Continue for about 45 miles then merge onto I-205 East towards Tracy/
Stockton. At the junction of I-205 East and I-5 North, take CA-120 East and follow signs to Manteca.
At Manteca, take CA-99 North and exit immediately to stay on CA-120 East. Continue on CA-120 East to Oakdale (note that CA-120 makes a left-hand turn in the middle of Oakdale). 26 miles beyond Oakdale, turn right at Yosemite Junction and continue on CA-120 East through Groveland.
1/2 mile before the entrance to Yosemite (22 miles beyond Groveland), take a left on Evergreen Road and continue for 7 miles. Those last 7 miles on Evergreen Road include some of the nicest scenery around, so go slowly and enjoy. We'll be on the left. Just look for the Big Burl Sign—you can't miss us!
Exit the airport and take US-101 South towards San Jose. Continue for about 7 miles and merge onto CA-92 East to Hayward, crossing the San Mateo Bridge. Look left for a beautiful view of San Francisco!
Merge onto I-880 North towards Oakland. Proceed 3 miles and merge onto I-238 East to Castro Valley/Stockton. Proceed 3 miles and merge onto I-580 East and begin following the "San Francisco Bay Area" directions above.
For Mapquest directions to the Evergreen Lodge from the airport, click here.
Take CA-99 South to Manteca. Exit onto CA-120 East and begin following the "San Francisco Bay Area" directions above.
Take I-5 South through Sacramento and Stockton. Exit onto CA-120 East and begin following the "San Francisco Bay Area" directions above.
Take CA-99 North to Fresno, then take CA-41 North into Yosemite National Park and Yosemite Valley. Connect with CA-120 West and exit the Park.
1/2 mile after exiting Yosemite, take a right on Evergreen Road and continue for 7 miles. We'll be on the left. Just look for the Big Burl Sign—you can't miss us!
Alternately: Take I-5 North or CA-99 North to CA-120 East towards Manteca/Sonora and continue following the "San Francisco Bay Area" directions above.
Take CA-89 South to I-395 South. Make a right onto CA-120 West and enter Yosemite National Park (note that Tioga Pass located on CA-120 closes each winter - please see below). Continue to Crane Flat and make a right following the signs towards San Francisco. Exit the Park.
1/2 mile after exiting Yosemite, take a right on Evergreen Road and continue for 7 miles. We'll be on the left. Just look for the Big Burl Sign—you can't miss us!
Take I-395 North. Make a left onto CA-120 West and begin following the "Lake Tahoe Area" directions above.
Please note that Tioga Pass, located on CA-120 on the EAST SIDE of Yosemite National Park (near the Nevada border) closes each winter. While closing and opening dates vary from year to year, Tioga Pass typically closes in mid to late November and reopens in mid May. This closure does not effect travelers coming from the west (e.g. Bay Area, Los Angeles, Sacramento, etc.). During winter months, guests traveling from the east side of the Sierras will need to cross the mountains either north or south of the Park.
Rockslides in the spring of 2006 forced the temporary closure of Highway 140 southwest of Yosemite (bewteen Mariposa and El Portal). Highway 140 reopened in late 2006 with the completion of a temporary detour over the Merced River.
This detour has no impact on guest access to the Evergreen Lodge and Yosemite.
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