McGurk Meadow Trailhead is on Glacier Point Road in Yosemite National Park and leads to an easy hike through a quieter part of the park. The trail can be a short outing on its own or a starting point for further exploration. Look for a stream crossing the meadow, and, in late June, wildflowers and butterflies. Meadows and Taft Point are nearby options for extending your day. Snowbanks or fallen trees can obstruct the route, so check trail conditions before setting out.
Trail conditions and access
The hike is described as easy, but winter conditions can leave snowbanks or fallen trees across the original route. Check for trail updates or closures with the National Park Service before you set out. A wheelchair-accessible entrance is listed for the trailhead; this does not confirm that the trail itself is accessible.
Preguntas frecuentes
When is a good time to see wildflowers?
Late June is a good time to look for wildflowers and butterflies along the trail.
Can snow or fallen trees affect the route?
Yes. Snowbanks and fallen trees have obstructed the original trail. Check current conditions with the National Park Service before your visit.
Is the trailhead wheelchair accessible?
A wheelchair-accessible entrance is listed for the trailhead. The available information does not confirm accessibility along the trail.
