The California superbloom draws nature lovers, families and influencers all alike to the state parks and beyond.
Springtime in SouthernCalifornia means it’s time for the annual California superbloom, where vibrant huesof orange, yellow, purple and blue wildflowers blanket the valleys and hillsides, drawing nature lovers from allacross the world.
One of the best places to witness this natural phenomenon is Chino Hills State Park, a half hour drive from Citrus. If you enjoy hiking, you’ll surely enjoy a journey through the Chino Hills valleys, appreciating the colorful displays of California poppies, lupines and other wildflowers.
But Chino Hills State Park isn’t the only place to see the superbloom. The Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve, in Lancaster, is a highly photogenic landscape to say the least. The location is a state protected reserve that attracts crowds from all over to observe the state’s most beloved wildflowers.
For those who are more thrill-seekers, look no further. The Skull Canyon Zipline in Corona offers an eccentric perspective on the superbloom. Starting at less than $100 to zip over a poppy filled valley, you can book your next adventure through their website (Skullcanyon.com).
If you prefer a stroll to a hike, check out some of the flourishing native flowers through Descanso Gardens. This beautiful experience is in Los Angeles and offers a variety of spring blooms.
One last scenic super bloom experience is through the Weir Canyon Trail. A 30-minute drive south of Citrus, you’ll find a moderate 6-mile hiking trail trekking the Santa Ana Mountains. Not only does it contain blossoming flowers but wildlife animals are all a part of the adventure on the trail.
Southern California’s superbloom offers a breathtaking array of nature’s beauty, regardless if you prefer hiking through the valleys or sauntering through a garden. Gather your friends or family and head out to any of these five locations to experience the magic of the superbloom for yourself.
