How to see the wildflowers at Anza-Borrego Desert State Park this spring.

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Wandering down a trail lined with wildflowers is good for the soul.

From late February to early April, hundreds of species of wildflowers bloom at once.

Desert wildflowers of Anza-Borrego.

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The timing of the event is heavily impacted by weather patterns.

Otherwise, the flowers will wither in the heat of the desert.

Coyote Canyon is another option, and it’s easily accessed from the town of Borrego Springs.

Wildflowers along Henderson Canyon Road

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June Wash, about an hour’s drive from Borrego Springs, is also a predictable home to wildflowers.

Or you’re able to go on a guided tour.

When the season is right,California Overlandoffers 2.5- and five-hour, wildflower-specific jaunts in an open-air Jeeps.

Wildflowers fill the hills of Anza Borrego Desert State Park

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If those aren’t available, consider a customizable private tour.

These can include daytime excursions, stargazing, some meals, and smores by the campfire.

TryPalm Canyon Resortfor playful Western-themed rooms, Airstreams, and jupe tents.

Or for an adult-only escape (think: hot tubs and a clothing-optional pool), considerBorrego Valley Inn.