## At This Cabin Resort, Yosemite Is Just 5 Minutes From Your Front Porch As I drove over Tioga Pass on a sunny afternoon, a dark silhouette appeared in the distance. As I got closer, a black bear crossed the two-lane highway and climbed the mountain slope before disappearing into the dense woods. I was on my way out after two days in Yosemite in the first few days of fall. The trip started on the opposite side of the park, in Fish Camp, a mountain hamlet with no stoplights, no chain hotels, and a scattering of lodges along Highway 41. Most nights there, the loudest sound is wind moving…