Consists of 2.5 acres of peace and quiet at Sky Ranch Road and West Sugar Pine Drive, one minute from the Southern Yosemite Highway (HWY 41). The three Yosemite Skyway homes are nestled on the edge of a grassy meadow decorated with native trees – Ponderosa Pine, Black Oak, California Bay, Cottonewood, and Incense Cedar. In the fall when the black berries are ripe the meadow is alive with mule-ears (Wyethia – the large yellow flowers of the mountain meadows). A visitor may even see one of Sierra Nevada’s native animals passing through. The meadow is home to a small herd of blacktail deer and sometimes a bear or three.

You can find in just a short drive world class family skiing & snowboarding at two great mountains: Yosemite’s Historic Badger Pass and Sierra Summit at Huntington Lake.

During the 2009 year, Yosemite Skyway is introducing the wedding package (or family reunion). The staff at Yosemite Skyway will either provide you with friendly vendors for your event or coordinate them for you: rentals, food service, catering, decoration, ministers. Call for information 559 683-2812.

In 2010 AMgen, California's answer to The Tour de France, will again make their course through Oakhurst - HWY 49 - HWY 41 - Road 426 (five minutes from Yosemite Skyway). In 2009 there was lots of roadside room for spectators. If you weren't there you missed an exciting blast through town.

In the summers this area offers excellent hiking trails in the Sierra National Forest and in Yosemite National Park. You can find world class mountain/rock climbing, mountain biking, fishing and swimming. Bass Lake has the traditional pre-Ironman Triathlon and that's only a five minute drive.

There are refreshing streams, rivers and lakes, and three beautiful golf courses. One in Wawona (minutes away), and two in Ahwahnee - Sierra Meadows, and Rivercreek. Each golf course is surrounded with the forested views of the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountain Range and all three have food service for your relaxation.

The Cottonwood Home

This two bedroom home with rock fireplace (gas insert) has a view past the cottonwood tree to a secluded meadow field with cottonwood, cedar, bay, and black oak trees. A small herd of black tail deer call this meadow home. It’s very peaceful. The home has two bedrooms with queens and can sleep six using the hide-a-bed. The kitchen includes a range, microwave, refrigerator (with ice maker), coffee maker and dining service.

The Manzanita Home

This two bedroom home with rock fireplace (gas insert) has a view to a secluded meadow field with cedar, bay, and black oak trees. It’s very peaceful. A small herd of black tail deer call this meadow home. The Manzanita has two bedrooms with queens and can sleep six using the hide-a-bed. The kitchen includes a range, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker and dining service. The original counter tops from the mid-twentieth century have been preserved. The oak dining table will seat up to eight people and a deck with BBQ overlooks the forest.

The Blackberry Home

This two-bedroom home heated with a wall furnace also has a rock fireplace (wood provided) for toasty wood heat or romantic evenings. The view over the blackberries to the meadow field with cedar, bay, and black oak tree is very peaceful. A small herd of black tail deer call this meadow home. The Blackberry has two bedrooms with queens and can sleep six using the hide-a-bed. The kitchen includes a range, microwave, refrigerator (with ice maker), coffee maker and dining service. All three homes are fitted with decks including BBQs.

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