Yosemite late fall/winter lenses to bring questions

Starting off, hope that this is appropriate for the group. Obviously nuke the post if not. :)

Going to be going to Yosemite before year-end and taking the camera and lenses. I’m wondering if I need to add anything to the collection before I go.

I have on-hand:

Nikon D7000
Nikon 18-105 lens (kit with the D7000)
Nikon 28mm f2.8
Nikon 80-200 f2.8
Nikon 300mm f4
Nikon 200-500 f5.6
2 tripods, one Mefoto travel tripod that can be converted into a monopod and one Manfrotto beast that’s solid as a rock and weighs to match.

Obviously don’t have to bring all of that kit and don’t expect I’ll be doing a lot of wildlife photography, which is what I mostly do here in SoCal.

I’ve never done any astrophotography and am intrigued to try. Maybe the 28mm would work, but I’m mulling adding a wide zoom from Nikon or Sigma—but not emotionally attached to a specific one.

I also don’t have any neutral density or grad filters and haven’t done any long exposure photography but am wondering if this would be a good venue to try some.

Any thoughts on what I will definitely need? Won’t need? Should consider?

I’m staying outside the park and trekking in daily and not planning any deep backcountry hikes at the moment.

Thank you!