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Nevada Developer Seeks Land Swap With US for Road Access Through Yosemite

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A Nevada-based developer purchased 83 acres of land near Yosemite National Park for $4 million in 2024. The developer is now proposing a land exchange with the US government that would grant direct road access through a quarter-mile strip of the national park. A similar access plan had previously been rejected in earlier legal disputes. The Trump administration is currently reviewing and considering the proposal.

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