ThisisCaliforniafromadifferentview,andahellofa lotmore.Wearehometoadiversecommunitywith adeepprideinthearea.Onceyou’rehere,it’seasy toseewhy,fromthrillingoutdooradventurestothe heartlandoffarm-to-forkdining.Threenationalparks —Yosemite,KingsCanyon,Sequoia—standwithin a90-minutedrivetoFresnoandClovis.
Herethesunshinesformorethan300daysofthe year,makingusagreatstopineveryseason.
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Everyone loves a hidden gem. In Fresno, you will find a place that is literally underground. Wander through the winding tunnels of Forestiere Underground Gardens, a home and garden hand-dug in the early 1900s by Baldassare Forestiere. As you walk through the magnificent gardens, you’ll be transported into the mind of a man following his dream. Guided tours are also available in Spanish.
The Fresno Chaffee Zoo offers a world-class zoo with more than 200 species and interactive exhibits at a fraction of the cost of other nearby zoos. Explore the African Adventure, Sea Lion Cove, Butterfly Garden, Stingray Bay, Tropical Forest, and Kingdoms of Asia exhibits, or enjoy interactive experiences with sea lions, giraffes, elephants, and more during their behind-the-scenes tours.
Discover the Shinzen Japanese Friendship Garden, established to promote peace and recognize the role of Japanese immigrants within the Fresno region. Explore the beautiful Ume Grove, get a view of the Koi pond, admire colorful blossoms, and learn about more than 100 species of bonsai trees in the Clark Bonsai Collection.
When you walk through Old Town Clovis, get ready to pay homage to western culture and learn about the community’s deep pride in its past, present and future. Old Town is home to several unique locally-owned shops, restaurants, and a growing nightlife scene. Browse antique stores, walk along the Clovis Trails, and visit the Clovis Veterans Memorial District or Clovis Heritage Museum. Stop by DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant to experience Clovis’s underground comedy scene.
Fresno’s Tower District is a neighborhood with a love for the arts. Known for its entertainment scene, unique shops, and nightlife, the 1939 Art Deco Tower Theatre anchors the district. Locals live by the saying, “keep Tower weird,” signifying the inclusive vibe of the district and the arts that it shares.
Fresno County knows how to show off in spring. In addition to great annual events, it’s a perfect time to head outdoors.
Kickofftheseasonbycelebrating FresYes Fest inDowntownFresno.
Big Hat Days streetfestivalsets rodeomonthintomotioninClovis.
Enjoythe Clovis Rodeo,whichhas beenbringinggreatbullriding,barrel racing,concerts,andmoretoFresno Countyformorethan100years!
The Rogue Festival inFresno’s TowerDistrictisoneoftheoldest performingartsfestivalsinthe countryandacelebrationofartistic freedom.
Otherneighborhoodfestivalsinclude Tower Porchfest, Clovis Trailfest, Glorious Junk Days inClovis, Kingsburg Swedish Festival in Kingsburg,and Vintage Days at FresnoState.
Spendtimeoutsideatthe Clovis Botanical Garden,alongthetrails at Woodward Park,ormakeyour wayoutto Project Survival Cat Haven toseesomeoftheworld’s rarestbigcats!
Drivealongthe Fresno County Fruit Trail toimmerseyourselfin FresnoCounty’svastagricultural footprint.
Fromcherriesandpeachesto plumsandapricots,you’lltastea varietyofproducegrownright hereandmeetthefarmerswho grow,pick,andpackageit.
Stopby Simonian Farms,the Blossom Trail Fruit Stand,or Sweet Girl Farms.
Whether you love spending time in the sun or inside where the A/C is blasting, make Fresno County your base camp for summer!
Takethefamilyto No Surrender Adventure Park forlasertagandarcade gamesor United Skates foradayof rollerblading.Seetheworld’slargest boxofraisinsat Sun-Maid Raisins in Kingsburg.
Letthekidssplasharoundwhileyou loungebythepoolat Island Water Park or Wild Water Adventure.
Enjoyindoorrockclimbingat MetalMark Rock Climbing, sitlakesideatoneofthe lakes in Fresno County orhead outtoexploretrailswithbeautifulwaterfallsinsideour nearby national parks.
Summertimeeventsincludetheannual Fresno Pride Parade inthe Tower District. Freedom Fest inClovis&fireworksat Shaver Lake areclassic Fourth of July celebrations.
IT’S HOT BUT THAT’S NO EXCUSE
Fall is one of the best times to visit Fresno County. Not only do temperatures cool down, but you’ll get to experience our nearby national parks without all the summer crowds. You can also get outside to enjoy the vast harvest from local farm stands, where you can pick apples, see sunflower fields, or visit various pumpkin patches.
Fall foliage can be found on the West Coast! Take a short drive to our nearby national parks to see fall foliage.
Kick off the season’s annual festivals by watching hot air balloons take flight over Old Town Clovis at ClovisFest.
Get a taste of the best tacos in California at Taco Truck Throwdown.
It's wine grape harvest season, so kick back and enjoy tastings in California's underground wine country.
Take part in the Two Cities Marathon, the Boston Marathonqualifying race that runs through Fresno and Clovis.
Joininonotherannuallocalevents andfestivalslikethe:
• Fresno Veterans Parade
• Kearney Park Renaissance Faire
• Fresno Reel Pride Film Festival
• Old Town Flea Market
• Big Fresno Fair
If you think winter is dreary and boring, you clearly haven’t experienced a Fresno County winter.
Celebrate the holidays by hiking out to the General Grant Tree in Kings Canyon National Park, also known as the Nation’s Christmas Tree, or visiting the Fresno Chaffee Zoo’s IllumiNature Christmas and Lunar New Year holiday exhibits.
Check out local Christmas parades or join in on the largest Hmong New Year celebration in the United States right here in Fresno.
Snowbirds can get the best of both worlds by enjoying comfortable temperatures and sunny skies in Fresno and walking through a winter wonderland at our nearby national parks or hitting the ski slopes at China Peak, all in one trip.
Close out the season by experiencing the Fresno County Blossom Trail. From mid-February to mid-March, stone fruit trees show off with a dazzling display of pink and white blossoms.
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71 E Via la Plata, Fresno, CA 93720
Find top retailer s like H&M, Nike, J Crew, and small boutiques at Fresno’s River Park Shopping Center. After a day of shopping, get a bite at a variety of local restaurants in the area, grab a beer at Barrelhouse Brewing Taproom, or catch a movie at the Regal Fresno Riverpark movie theater.
790 W Shaw Avenue, Suite 260, Fresno, CA 93704
Fig Garden Village is a great one-stop shopping district with high-end fashion brands and local boutiques. Located in Fresno’s historical Fig Garden neighborhood, you’ll find shops like Eddie Bauer, Anthropologie, and Pottery Barn. Don’t skip the dining choices, like the Elbow Room Bar & Grill, for lunch and dinner or brunch at Patio Cafe.
1050 Shaw Avenue, Clovis, CA 93612
Sierra Vista Mall is for the whole family. It features top retailers like Kohl’s, diverse dining options like Sakura Chaya Clovis and Colton’s Social House, and plenty of entertainment like No Surrender Adventure Park and Sierra Vista Cinemas 16 and K1 Speed.
645 E Shaw Avenue, Fresno, CA 93710
Shop designer well-known retailers, top fashion brands, and your favorite department stores at Fashion Fair Mall.
Find American Eagle, M.A.C. Cosmetics, and JCPenney, among other stores and restaurants like The Cheesecake Factory, Flemings, and BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse within the shopping center.
Old Town Clovis, Clovis, CA 93612
Small business shoppers and antique lovers, you’re going to want to visit Old Town Clovis. Find clothing at local shops like Revival 23 or Bauble + Thread, or shop for beautiful antiques and vintage items at Clovis Antique Mall or Fifth Street Antiques. No trip to Old Town is complete without stopping in to get a cowboy hat at Sassano’s Mens Wear.
1901 E Shields Avenue, Fresno, CA 93726
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Downtown Fresno, Fresno, CA 93721
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Tower District, Fresno, CA 93728
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Fresno County is one of the most culturally diverse destinations in the United States, and that is highlighted in our arts, community culture, and food. Visit one of our many museums or attend our annual cultural events to connect with locals and learn about our history and heritage.
In Clovis’s Veterans Memorial District, learn about the city’s dedication to honoring veterans, and stop by the Clovis Heritage Museum or Clovis-Big Dry Creek Museum to travel back in time to when the city was first founded and learn about our cherished traditions like the Clovis Rodeo.
The California 9/11 Memorial commemorates the lives lost on September 11, 2001. The memorial is the largest of its kind outside of New York City.
Discover works by local artists and artwork from around the world at the Fresno Art Museum.
See where California agriculture began at Kearney Mansion Museum, where you can explore the home of M. Theo Kearney, the Raisin King of California. The Fresno Historical Society also hosts farm tours, taking visitors around the mansion and to local farms in Fresno County.
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Don't just learn about our community's cultures in museums— experience it first-hand at these cultural events.
At Arte Américas, Latinx arts and cultures are celebrated year-round with various exhibits featuring international art and culinary as well as musical events.
In spring, experience the Kingsburg Swedish Festival, which pays homage to the town’s early settlers’ Swedish roots and now celebrates all cultures living in Kingsburg.
Late summer travelers can experience Fresno Greek Fest, where the city’s Greek community spends a weekend celebrating their heritage with music and food, or Fiestas Patrias, a colorful festival held in Downtown Fresno celebrating Hispanic culture.
Each December, spend time at the largest Hmong New Year celebration in the country!
Fresno’s Hmong community holds a celebration with a parade, dancing, shopping, and plenty of food at the Fresno Fairgrounds.
See the pride of Fresno on display as you walk through Downtown Fresno’s Mural District. Art lives beyond the frame here, and local artists are leaving their mark for the community to enjoy.
Fresno Postage Stamp Mural 1315 Van Ness Ave.
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Warnors Theater
There’s no better way to enjoy live theater than in the center of Fresno’s entertainment scene—the Tower District. Catch a variety of shows at the Tower Theatre—from comedy and rock to film festivals and blue grass. Enjoy dinner and a show at Roger Rocka’s Dinner Theater, which features musical productions and comedies all year long. Or stop by the 2nd Space Theatre, which features more comedies and dramas. Fresno State holds various productions in the University Theatre. Travel performing companies and ballets also bring shows to the William Saroyan Theatre.
Look, Fresno County has a lot of great things to do during the day, but it also has an amazing nightlife. Here’s the lowdown: You can experience comedy shows, concerts, cocktail bars, and more without waiting in long lines or paying high prices.
Catch comedy shows Tuesdays at the Labyrinth Art Collective, Wednesdays and Fridays at Just the Tips and Slice of Comedy at DiCicco’s Italian in Clovis, the first and second Thursday of the month at LOCKED IN Sports Bar, and Sundays at Full Circle Brewing Company in Downtown Fresno.
Head to Fulton 55, a hot spot among locals, or Tioga-Sequoia Beer Garden and Full Circle Brewing Company for live music in Downtown Fresno.
Catch a Fresno Philharmonic concert at the William Saroyan Theatre in Downtown Fresno or the Paul Shaghoian Concert Hall in north Fresno.
Find local rock bands at Strummer’s and live jazz and rock artists at Lucy’s Lounge in the Tower District. In Clovis, catch dinner and live music at Papa’s Place or On the Edge in Old Town Clovis.
Check out these venues’ websites for their latest line ups.
Stop by the Art Deco-erathemed bar, The Howlin’ Wolf in Tower District, for delicious cocktails and live music.
Quail State is in Downtown Fresno and has a rooftop patio with great views of the city.
In Clovis, good drinks are being poured at Colton’s Social House and Papa's Place.
Sure, everyone is going to say their city has great food… but most of their food is grown in Fresno County.
Here, you get the full foodie experience from farm stands and farmers markets to local restaurants and food trucks. Now, we can’t name them all but we can give you some highlights. For more restaurant options, be sure to scan the QR code on the next page!
No one does breakfast like Jus’ Jo’s Country Kitchen in Clovis, where their famous cinnamon rolls are a must-try. Patio Café is an iconic spot for brunch in Fresno. Their menu changes depending on in-season produce, and their mimosas are delicious. For the best chilaquiles in town, you’ll want to visit Las Mañanitas in Fresno.
For lunch, pick local fast-casual favorite Heirloom in Fresno where you’ll get gourmet salads and sandwiches. Mad Duck Craft Brewing Co. is another must-visit. With four locations in Fresno and Clovis, the brewpub has great burgers, sandwiches, and hops.
MEGA Texas BBQ has some of the best barbecue in town, from their pulled pork and burnt ends to their creamy mac and cheese.
Coffee lovers, don’t think we forgot about you. Skip the corporate coffee and drink local! Kuppa Joy Coffee has a delicious latte that you can get at one of their five locations. Get a full authentic coffee tasting and delicious sabaya (a Yemen pastry) at Bab Al-Yemen Café.
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We don’t need a tire company to tell us we have great food and top-service restaurants. Evening eats in Fresno County fit any budget, whether you’re looking for hole-in-the-wall favorites or luxury dining experiences.
Try Pad Thai Restaurant in Clovis, a local favorite that serves up authentic Thai dishes. Some of the best sushi can be found in Fresno’s Tower District at Banzai Japanese Bar & Kitchen. In Clovis, stop in for delicious handcrafted pizzas at BC’s Pizza & Beer. Those who want to splurge on dinner can stop by 13 Prime Steak, Clovis’ top steakhouse with quality cuts of meat served uniquely (try the Black coffeerubbed ribeye) and delicious sides. Pasta lovers should stop in at Parma in Fresno. The owner sends her staff to study in Italy to ensure an authentic meal and dining experience. School House Restaurant & Tavern is located 20 minutes away in Sanger, but worth the trip. Dine inside the historical schoolhouse turned restaurant for the ultimate in farm-to-fork luxury dining.
After dinner, stop in at Ampersand Ice Cream for the best handcrafted ice cream. With three locations in Fresno, this local favorite has a new selection of flavors each month, meaning you’ll get something new no matter how many times you visit.
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Mi Cafesito specializes in Latin American coffee beans and flavors. Find them in Fresno’s Tower District or inside Manchester Mall. The owner founded the business and runs it with her family.
“WE WANTED TO BRING A LI LE BIT OF LATIN AMERICAN CULTURE TO OUR IMMIGRANT POPULATION AND TO THOSE WHO HAVEN’T BEEN EXPOSED TO IT.”
This Japanese confectionary shop has been in Fresno’s Chinatown for more than 100 years. Kogetsu-Do sells mochi and other Japanese treats, and they’ve been using the same recipe for three generations!
Trelio Food & Wine is a one-of-a-kind, luxury dining experience in Old Town Clovis. The chef sources the highest-quality local ingredients and makes everything from scratch daily. Find delicious Italian food with a menu that changes by the season.
The Curry Pizza Kitchen is the ultimate fusion of Indian and Italian cuisine. They top their homemade crust with veggies, chicken and specialty curry, achari, tandoori paneer and more. It’s a must-try Fresno staple. Stick to the classic signature pizzas or try their curry waffle fries and chicken wings.
This Fresno staple has been around for almost 100 years. The historical boarding house evolved into a full restaurant that offers both traditional and modern Basque-American dishes such pork loin chops, lentil soup, and lamb shank.
Fresno and Clovis are food truck cities. Unlike other places, we have events featuring our food trucks all year, and we aren’t just talking about taco trucks. Our trucks offer a variety of food from Philly cheesesteaks, teppanyaki, Cuban sandwiches, and more! Fresno Street Eats brings together the top trucks in our area in one centralized location. From weekly pop-ups to high-caliber competitions like Taco Truck Throwdown, this isn’t your average food truck experience! You can also find trucks around the city and at some local farmers markets.
Sierra Vista Mall
1050 Shaw Ave, Clovis, CA 93612
Fridays 5 pm - 9 pm & Saturdays 11 am - 8 pm
River Park Shopping Center 71 E Via la Plata, Fresno, CA 93720
Saturdays 11 am - 8 pm
The Well Church 325 Nees Ave, Clovis, CA 93611
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2400 Fresno St, Fresno, CA 93721
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Crow and Wolf Brewing Company 526 Spruce Ave, Clovis, CA 93611
Monday through Thursday, 4 pm - 9 pm; Fridays & Saturdays 12 pm - 9 pm; Sundays 12 pm - 7pm
526 Spruce Ave, Clovis, CA 93611 Tuesdays 5 pm - 9pm
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Raise a glass! You’re in Fresno County. Local brewers are putting their own twists on the craft beer game, and they host some of the best events in the area.
Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Company
Stop by Tioga Sequoia Brewing Company for craft beer that pays homage to the Central Valley and Southern Sierra Nevada. The brewery is a staple in Downtown Fresno. Try the Half Dome.
The 411 Rec Room is the only tap house in the Brewery District with craft beer and spirits from breweries worldwide. The menu is always changing and has a wide range of options.
See what’s on tap at Procreations Brewing Company, a small batch brewery where you’ll find a variety of hops from classics like IPA and stouts to their twist on a cold IPA and an oatmeal coffee-flavored beer.
Enjoy beers and entertainment at Full Circle Brewing. Try one of their craft beers and see a variety of shows, including comedy nights, and concerts. Pie of the Tiger is a classic.
Crow & Wolf is a local favorite that serves craft beer and award-winning seltzers (you have to try the Dark Horse). The pet and family-friendly brewery hosts various monthly events, including karaoke and trivia nights, and hosts food trucks daily. Bring everyone — including the dog!
The Backyard Social Club is the ultimate hangout place with craft beer, food, arcade games and cornhole! They also hold weekly trivia nights and host local musicians on the weekends.
Blast & Brew is where comfort food and craft beer meet. Pick one of the various beers on tap and pair it with one of the delicious pizzas, chicken wings, or burgers on the menu.
Head to Two Ravens Brewery & Tap Room for live music and great beer. This pet and family-friendly brewery hosts up-andcoming country music artists, rock bands, and more.
This is for all the taco and beer lovers… the Clovis Taco & Taps Trail takes place every season, giving you the chance to experience Clovis’ breweries. Hop on a free trolley to visit one of several breweries in Clovis. Get craft beer and try some of the best local taco trucks.
Fresno County’s agricultural industry contributed $8.5 billion to California’s economy in 2023.
In 2023, produce from Fresno County went to 90 countries around the world.
Fresno County’s food scene is not limited to the four walls of our incredible restaurants. We literally feed the world. Visit local farm stands and farmers markets to see where our fresh foods begin and meet the farmers who grow, pick and package them.
Grapes were Fresno County’s top crop produced in 2023.
Vineyard Farmers Market
Wednesdays 3 pm - 6 pm;
Saturdays 7 am - 12 pm
River Park Farmers Market
Tuesdays 5 pm - 9 pm
Market on Kern
Wednesdays 10 am - 1 pm
Old Town Clovis Farmers Market
Fridays 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm; (Seasonal)
Saturdays 9 am - 11:30 am
Tower District Farmers Market
Thursdays 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Basilwood Farms
15759 Morgan Canyon Rd, Prather, CA 93651
Sumner Peck Ranch
14439 N Friant Rd, Friant, CA 93626
Sweet Thistle Farms
5365 Mendocino Ave, Clovis, CA 93619
Solace Lavender Farm
14545 W North Ave, Kerman, CA 93630
Find more farm stands by visiting our website. Some farm stands are open seasonally. Before visiting, be sure to check their pages for their most updated hours.
Solace Lavender Farm
Ziveli Winery
5840 N Biola Ave, Fresno, CA 93723
Kings River Winery
4276 S Greenwood Ave, Sanger, CA 93657
3 Oaks Vineyard & Winery
8807 N Sunnyside Ave, Clovis, CA 93619
Engelmann Cellars
3275 N Rolinda Ave, Fresno, CA 93723
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FRESNO AND CLOVIS ARE THE BEST BASE CAMPS TO EXPERIENCE THE CITY AND THE OUTDOORS.
Surrounded by three national parks and a short drive from some of California’s best lakes and trails for hiking, cycling, and more, you can get the best of both worlds in Fresno County.
Sentinel Dome & Pohono Trail Loop
Miles: 3.9
Difficulty: Moderate
Time: 2 hours
Inspiration Point Trail
Miles: 2.1
Difficulty: Moderate
Time: 1 hour & 40 minutes
Dog Lake Trail
Miles: 3.7
Difficulty: Moderate
Time: 1 hour & 42 minutes
PRO-TIP: OCTOBER IS A GREAT TIME TO SEE YOSEMITE WITH FEWER CROWDS.
Buena Vista Trail
Miles: 2
Difficulty: Moderate
Time: 1-2 hours
Grant Grove
Miles: .3
Difficulty: Easy
Time: 1 hour
Zumwalt Meadow & Roaring River Falls
Miles: 4.2
Difficulty: Easy
Time: 1 hour & 30 minutes
Boyden Cavern
Explore stunning stalagmites, stalactites, and unique formations on a 4560 minute tour beneath the 2,000-foot marble walls of Kings Gate and Windy Cliffs.
Watchtower Trail
Miles: 8.3
Difficulty: Moderate
Time: 4 hours & 30 minutes
Moro Rock Trail
Miles: .5
Difficulty: Moderate
Time: 20 minutes
The Congress Trail
Miles: 2.9
Difficulty: Easy
Time: 1 hour & 21 minutes
Stevenson Falls Trail
Distance: 7 miles
Location: Fresno County
Difficulty: Moderate
Pincushion Mountain Trail
Distance: 2.8 miles round-trip
Location: 30 minutes from Fresno/Clovis near Friant, CA
Difficulty: Moderate
Big Table Mountain Trail
Distance: 7.9 miles round-trip
Location: On McKenzie Table
Mountain Preserve
Difficulty: Advanced
General Grant Trail
Distance: 0.7 miles
Location: Kings Canyon NP
Difficulty: Easy
Evelation gain: 32ft
General Sherman Tree Trail
Distance: 1.2 miles
Location: Sequoia NP
Difficulty: Easy
Evelation gain: 196ft
Lower Yosemite Falls Trail
Distance: 1.2 miles
Location: Yosemite NP
Difficulty: Easy
Evelation gain: 55ft
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Fresno County’s wild side? It’s lakeside, no contest! Whether you're looking for water sports, boating or a serene day on the lakeshore, you can find it here. You can also take a wild ride down the Kings River by raft or kayak along the San Joaquin River.
Shaver Lake
Millerton Lake
Huntington Lake
Hume Lake
San Joaquin River
Kings River
Shaver Lake
Great for finding trout, Kokanee salmon and small mouth bass.
Millerton Lake
Good fishing for spotted bass, large mouth bass and catfish.
Wishon Reservoir
Catch stocked rainbows and wild brown trout.
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Fresno and Clovis have 300+ days of sunshine, premier sports facilities, and host a portfolio of elite tournaments and championships.
• California Unified Taekwondo Association
• CIF Swimming & Diving
• CIF Cross Country
• CIF Track & Field
• California USA Wrestling
• American Junior Golf Association
• American Cornhole Organization
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Whether you want to get active or catch a game, Fresno County is a great place for sports lovers.
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Yosemite Airport
Fresno is home to the only international airport in California’s Central Valley. The Fresno-Yosemite International Airport has non-stop flights to 15 major cities. Access Fresno and Clovis by car when you take State Route 99 and Interstate 5 or by train via Amtrak.
Get around using ride-share apps, Fresno Area Express (FAX) buses, the Clovis RoundUp, or by FresnoHop, Fresno’s free trolley service. The trolley runs at select locations on Thursdays from 5 pm to 12 am, and Fridays and Saturdays from 5 pm to 1 am.
Visiting Fresno County in the summer? Take the Yosemite Area Transportation System (YARTS) bus route from Fresno to Yosemite National Park. Riders can easily access the park and enjoy the scenery in a comfortable, air-conditioned bus without worrying about finding parking.
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