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NPS/RIP Route ID Report YOSE NPS/RIP Route ID Report Road Inventory Program 08/27/2009 (Numerical By Route #) Page 1 of 13 Shading Color Key: White = Paved Routes, ARAN Driven Yellow = Unpaved Routes, ARAN not Driven Blue = All Paved Parking Areas Green = All Unpaved Parking Areas Red text denotes Grey = Paved Routes, ARAN not Driven Black = Paved State, Local or Private non-NPS Routes, ARAN Driven approx. mileage = Concession Route Flag ON ** Unpaved Routes displayed on report were obtained from FMSS database and not inventoried by Road Inventory Program (RIP) YOSE YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK FMSS Route Description Un- Total Manual Rte. Maint. Paved Func. Rte. Surf. Area No. Route Name Paved Route Rated No. From To District Miles Class Lanes Type Maps Route Miles Length SQ/FT Concess 0011 11237 EL CAPITAN BRIDGE FROM ROUTE 0500 (VALLEY TO ROUTE 0500 (VALLEY VALLEY ROADS 0.390 0.000 0.390 1 0 AS 4 ROAD LOOP ROAD) AT MP 2.38 (ON LOOP ROAD) AT MP 10.48 LEFT) (ON LEFT) 0012 10820 SENTINEL BRIDGE FROM ROUTE 0500 (VALLEY TO ROUTE 0500 (VALLEY VALLEY ROADS 0.310 0.000 0.310 1 0 AS 4 ROAD LOOP ROAD) AT MP 5.12 (ON LOOP ROAD) AT MP 7.00 (ON LEFT) LEFT) 0013 9849 BIG OAK FLAT ROAD FROM ROUTE 0016 AT MP TO BIG OAK FLAT PARK MATHER ROADS 18.040 0.000 18.040 1 0 AS 3,3A,3B,4 6.73 ON LEFT BOUNDARY 0014 10814 WAWONA ROAD FROM SOUTH PARK TO ROUTE 0500 SOUTHSIDE WAWONA ROADS 27.050 0.000 27.050 1 0 AS 4,5 BOUNDARY 0015 10815 GLACIER POINT ROAD FROM ROUTE 0014 AT MP TO ROUTE 0922 AT GLACIER WAWONA ROADS 15.720 0.000 15.720 1 0 AS 4 17.80 POINT 0016 10813 EL PORTAL ROAD FROM WEST PARK TO ROUTE 0500 (VALLEY EL PORTAL 7.640 0.000 7.640 1 0 AS 3,4 BOUNDARY AT PAVEMENT LOOP ROAD) AT BEGIN / ROADS CHANGE JUST PAST END YOSEMITE VIEW LODGE 0017 9855 TIOGA ROAD FROM ROUTE 0013 AT MP TO TIOGA PASS PARK MATHER ROADS 46.710 0.000 46.710 1 0 AS 2,3,3A 9.58 BOUNDARY 0100 9844 HETCH HETCHY ROAD FROM HETCH HETCHY PARK TO END OF LOOP MATHER ROADS 8.730 0.000 8.730 2 0 AS 1 BOUNDARY 0101 10892 WHITE WOLF ROAD FROM ROUTE 0017 AT MP TO END OF PAVEMENT MATHER ROADS 1.140 0.000 1.140 2 0 AS 2 14.58 0102 9848 ASPEN VALLEY ROAD FROM ROUTE 0013 TO END MATHER ROADS 0.000 5.050 5.050 2 0 GR 0103 8387 CHAPEL LANE FROM ROUTE 0406 TO ROUTE 0103 EL PORTAL 0.200 0.030 0.230 2 0 AS 3 ROADS 0203 10893 HOUSEKEEPING FROM ROUTE 0500 AT MP THROUGH CAMPGROUND VALLEY ROADS 1.450 0.000 1.450 3 84,311 AS 4 CAMPGROUND 5.71 0206 10894 STABLE ROAD FROM ROUTE 0500 (VALLEY TO ROUTE 0408 (HAPPY VALLEY ROADS 0.550 0.000 0.550 2 0 AS 4 LOOP ROAD) AT MP 6.11 (ON ISLES SHUTTLE LOOP) AT RIGHT) END 0207 10895 AHWAHNEE HOTEL FROM ROUTE 0500 TO AHWAHNEE HOTEL VALLEY ROADS 0.680 0.000 0.680 3 0 AS 4 ROAD 0210 10896 UPPER PINES FROM ROUTE 0206 AT MP THROUGH CAMPGROUND VALLEY ROADS 4.140 0.000 4.140 3 240,734 AS 4 CAMPGROUND 0.46 ON RIGHT 0211 10897 LOWER PINES FROM ROUTE 0206 AT MP THROUGH CAMPGROUND VALLEY ROADS 2.210 0.000 2.210 3 128,633 AS 4 CAMPGROUND 0.46 ON LEFT 0212 10898 NORTH PINES FROM ROUTE 0206 AT MP THROUGH CAMPGROUND VALLEY ROADS 1.980 0.000 1.980 3 115,219 AS 4 CAMPGROUND 0.53 ON LEFT NPS/RIP Route ID Report Road Inventory Program 08/27/2009 (Numerical By Route #) Page 2 of 13 Shading Color Key: White = Paved Routes, ARAN Driven Yellow = Unpaved Routes, ARAN not Driven Blue = All Paved Parking Areas Green = All Unpaved Parking Areas Red text denotes Grey = Paved Routes, ARAN not Driven Black = Paved State, Local or Private non-NPS Routes, ARAN Driven approx. mileage = Concession Route Flag ON ** Unpaved Routes displayed on report were obtained from FMSS database and not inventoried by Road Inventory Program (RIP) YOSE YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK FMSS Route Description Un- Total Manual Rte. Maint. Paved Func. Rte. Surf. Area No. Route Name Paved Route Rated No. From To District Miles Class Lanes Type Maps Route Miles Length SQ/FT Concess 0213 10899 CURRY VILLAGE ROAD FROM ROUTE 0500 (VALLEY TO ROUTE 0206 (STABLE VALLEY ROADS 0.280 0.000 0.280 3 0 AS 4 LOOP ROAD) AT MP 6.12 (ON ROAD) AT MP 0.14 (ON RIGHT) RIGHT) 0214 10901 CURRY VILLAGE FROM ROUTE 0429 (SIERRA TO ROUTE 0213 (CURRY VALLEY ROADS 0.720 0.000 0.720 3 62,571 AS 4 PARKING AND CIRCLE) VILLAGE ROAD) AT MP 0.07 REGISTRATION LOOP (ON RIGHT) 0215 6365 CURRY VILLAGE EXIT FROM ROUTE 0954 TO ROUTE 0408 VALLEY ROADS 0.240 0.000 0.240 3 14,358 AS 4 ROAD 0219 10902 MARIPOSA GROVE FROM ROUTE 0014 AT MP TO INTERSECTION OF ROUTE WAWONA ROADS 2.060 0.000 2.060 2 0 AS 5 ROAD 0.80 0911 AND 0236 0220 10903 PIONEER HISTORY FROM ROUTE 0014 AT MP TO COUNTY LINE WAWONA ROADS 0.820 0.000 0.820 3 0 AS 5 CENTER ROAD 5.51 0221 10904 CHILNUANA FALLS FROM ROUTE 0014 AT MP TO COUNTY LINE WAWONA ROADS 0.830 0.000 0.830 3 0 AS 5 ROAD 5.68 0222ZZ 10905 WAWONA FROM ROUTE 0014 AT MP THROUGH CAMPGROUND WAWONA ROADS 1.720 0.000 1.720 3 0 AS 5 CAMPGROUND ROADS 6.5 ON LEFT 0223ZZ 103304 BRIDALVEIL CREEK FROM ROUTE 0015 AT MP THROUGH CAMPGROUND WAWONA ROADS 1.390 0.000 1.390 3 0 AS 4 CAMPGROUND ROADS 7.8 ON RIGHT 0224 11015 HODGDON MEADOW FROM ROUTE 0013 AT MP TO ROUTE 0225AZ ON RIGHT MATHER ROADS 0.490 0.000 0.490 3 0 AS 3,3B ROAD 17.25 AND BEGIN ROUTE 0415 STRAIGHT AHEAD 0225ZZ 9852 HODGDON MEADOW FROM END OF ROUTE 0224 / TO ROUTE 0225AZ MATHER ROADS 0.490 0.000 0.490 3 0 AS 3,3B CAMPGROUND LOOPS BEGINNING OF ROUTE 0415A 0226ZZ 8239 CRANE FLAT FROM ROUTE 0013 AT MP THROUGH CAMPGROUND MATHER ROADS 1.990 0.000 1.990 3 0 AS 3,3A CAMPGROUND LOOPS 9.718 ON LEFT 0227 6348 FORESTA ROAD (EAST) FROM ROUTE 0013 AT MP TO COUNTY LINE MATHER ROADS 0.750 0.000 0.750 3 0 AS 3 3.45 0229 10907 TUOLUMNE MEADOWS FROM ROUTE 0017 AT MP THROUGH CAMPGROUND MATHER ROADS 2.530 0.000 2.530 3 146,828 AS 2 CAMPGROUND 39.57 ON RIGHT 0230 10908 TUOLUMNE LODGE FROM ROUTE 0017 AT MP TO TUOLUMNE LODGE MATHER ROADS 0.670 0.000 0.670 3 0 AS 2 ROAD 40.16 PARKING 0231 10910 WHITE WOLF FROM END OF ROUTE 0101 THROUGH CAMPGROUND MATHER ROADS 1.130 0.000 1.130 3 66,175 AS 2 CAMPGROUND AT MP 1.12 0232 10911 TAMARACK FLAT FROM ROUTE 0017 (TIOGA TO END OF PAVEMENT MATHER ROADS 3.007 0.000 3.007 3 158,779 AS 3 CAMPGROUND ROAD) AT MP 3.77 (ON RIGHT) 0233 10912 YOSEMITE CREEK FROM ROUTE 0017 AT MP TO END OF PAVEMENT MATHER ROADS 4.680 0.000 4.680 3 0 AS 2 CAMPGROUND 14.93 ON RIGHT 0234ZZ 10933 MAY LAKE ROADS FROM ROUTE 0017 AND TO ROUTE 0934 AND ROUTE MATHER ROADS 1.770 0.000 1.770 3 3,300 AS 2 ROUTE 0234Z 0017 NPS/RIP Route ID Report Road Inventory Program 08/27/2009 (Numerical By Route #) Page 3 of 13 Shading Color Key: White = Paved Routes, ARAN Driven Yellow = Unpaved Routes, ARAN not Driven Blue = All Paved Parking Areas Green = All Unpaved Parking Areas Red text denotes Grey = Paved Routes, ARAN not Driven Black = Paved State, Local or Private non-NPS Routes, ARAN Driven approx. mileage = Concession Route Flag ON ** Unpaved Routes displayed on report were obtained from FMSS database and not inventoried by Road Inventory Program (RIP) YOSE YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK FMSS Route Description Un- Total Manual Rte. Maint. Paved Func. Rte. Surf. Area No. Route Name Paved Route Rated No. From To District Miles Class Lanes Type Maps Route Miles Length SQ/FT Concess 0235 10935 WAWONA RANGER FROM ROUTE 0221 AT MP TO END OF PAVEMENT AT WAWONA ROADS 0.280 0.000 0.280 3 0 AS 5 STATION ACCESS 0.35 BURN PILE ROAD 0236 10936 MARIPOSA GROVE FROM INTERSECTION AT TO END OF LOOP WAWONA ROADS 4.050 0.000 4.050 3 0 AS 5 TRAM ROAD END OF ROUTE 0219 AND ROUTE 0911 0239 10938 CATHEDRAL PICNIC FROM ROUTE 0500 AT MP THROUGH PICNIC AREA VALLEY ROADS 0.080 0.000 0.080 3 5,018 AS 4 AREA 2.58 ON LEFT 0240 10939 PORCUPINE FLAT FROM ROUTE 0017 AT MP THROUGH CAMPGROUND MATHER ROADS 0.140 0.000 0.140 3 8,667 AS 2 CAMPGROUND 23.89 ON LEFT 0241 10941 CASTLE CLIFFS COURT FROM ROUTE 0400 TO COURTHOUSE VALLEY ROADS 0.100 0.000 0.100 3 11,835 AS 4 0242 103778 WHITE WOLF LODGE FROM ROUTE 0101 TO ROUTE 0101 MATHER ROADS 0.220 0.000 0.220 3 18,248 AS 2 ROAD 0243 12735 CHOWCHILLA FROM ROUTE 0014 TO SR 49 WAWONA ROADS 0.000 2.800 2.800 4 0 GR MOUNTAIN ROAD WAR (WAWONA ROAD) 0244 6321 OLD BIG OAK FLAT FROM ROUTE 0013 TO GIN FLAT MATHER ROADS 0.000 1.200 1.200 4 0 GR ROAD (CRANE FLAT TO GIN FLAT) 0245 6748 DAVIS CUT-OFF ROAD FROM RTE 0246 TO MATHER ROADS 0.000 4.000 4.000 4 0 GR 0246 6749 OLD COULTERVILLE FROM ROUTE 0227 TO PARK BOUNDARY (WEST) MATHER ROADS 0.000 2.400 2.400 4 0 GR ROAD (FORESTA ROAD (EAST)) 0400 6350 YOSEMITE VILLAGE FROM ROUTE 0207 AT MP TO ROUTE 0409 VALLEY ROADS 0.460 0.000 0.460 5 0 AS 4 ADMINISTRATION 0.16 ROAD 0402 10817 YELLOW PINE FROM ROUTE 0500 AT MP TO END OF PAVEMENT VALLEY ROADS 0.300 0.000 0.300 5 0 AS 4 CAMPGROUND 4.06 ON LEFT 0404 10818 CRANE FLAT HELIPORT FROM ROUTE 0013 AT MP TO ROUTE 0979 MATHER ROADS 1.430 0.000 1.430 5 0 AS 3,3A ROAD 10.18 0405 103381 TUOLUMNE STABLE FROM ROUTE 0017 AT MP TO STABLES MATHER ROADS 0.000 0.000 0.000 3 0 GR ROAD 39.74 0406 11239 FORESTA ROAD (WEST) FROM SR 140 TO ROUTE 0422 ON RIGHT EL PORTAL 3.150 0.000 3.150 5 0 AS 3 AND ROUTE 0406 (UNPAVED ROADS SECTION) 0407 11226 MIRROR LAKE ROAD FROM ROUTE 0408 AT MP TO MIRROR LAKE TRAILHEAD VALLEY ROADS 0.800 0.000 0.800 3 0 AS 4 1.25 0408 11227 HAPPY ISLES SHUTTLE FROM ROUTE 0206 AT MP TO INTERSECTION AT END VALLEY ROADS 1.460 0.000 1.460 3 0 AS 4 LOOP 0.35 OF ROUTE 0206 AND ROUTE 0966 0409 6366 VILLAGE SHUTTLE FROM ROUTE 0500 AT MP TO ROUTE 0500 AT MP 7.00 VALLEY ROADS 0.430 0.000 0.430 3 0 AS 4 ROAD 7.28 NPS/RIP Route ID Report Road Inventory Program 08/27/2009 (Numerical By Route #) Page 4 of 13 Shading Color Key: White = Paved Routes, ARAN Driven Yellow = Unpaved Routes, ARAN not Driven Blue = All Paved Parking Areas Green = All Unpaved Parking Areas Red text denotes Grey = Paved Routes, ARAN not Driven Black = Paved State, Local or Private non-NPS Routes, ARAN Driven approx.
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