The Glacier Point Road travels from Chinquapin to Glacier Point. Along this (approximately) 16-mile scenic drive you will travel through forests and past meadows and granite domes. Many turnouts offer broad and beautiful vistas. The Glacier Point Road is open approximately late May or June through October or November.

Common locations along the Glacier Point Road include Taft Point, Sentinel Dome, Washburn Point, and Glacier Point. 

Pros:

• Incredible views.
• Plenty of parking opportunities depending on where you would like to have the ceremony.
• Different options for locations to get away from the crowds.
• Toilets located nearby for some locations.

Cons:

• The National Park Service is undertaking a major rehabilitation project that will last several years resulting in road closures and delays, and limiting parking in certain areas, until work is complete. The road is completely closed for the 2022 season and the locations are only accessible by trail.
• The drive from Yosemite Valley is about one-hour and can be slower depending on traffic.
• The season is short and the road is only accessible for five to six months out of the year.
• Glacier Point is very popular and incredibly busy during the middle of the day. Sunrise (or early morning) and sunset ceremonies are highly recommended.
• There is limited parking for Taft Point and Sentinel Dome.
• Taft Point is an extremely popular destination for sunset, for couples getting married as well as tourists.