The roughly 3-mile loop through Palm Canyon in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park offers little to no shade but can reward hikers ...

The old Anza Borrego Tennis Center — four courts ... and Civilian Conservation Corps crews spent many hours blazing trails and building faux ruins at some of the campsites.

Anza-Borrego is California’s largest state park ... The 1.8-mile Pictograph Trail in Little Blair Valley is a good place to see pictographs from the Kumeyaay people who once lived there.

At an elevation of 3400 feet, Culp Valley not only provides relief from scorching desert temperatures in the months when it is too hot to hike at lower elevations in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park ...

Close to the eastern edge of San Diego County, Anza-Borrego’s Calcite Mine trail offers a wealth of desert beauty — vast views, painted hills, a little history and one of the coolest slot canyons.

Anza-Borrego’s website states that off-roading is not allowed there, but a call with interpreter Sally Theriault clarified that the park's 500 miles of dirt trails were created specifically for ...

Stay on designated trails, and remember that dogs aren’t permitted in the flower fields at Anza-Borrego. Dogs on a leash are allowed only on paved and dirt roads and at campgrounds.

The Anza-Borrego Desert is home of one of the ... Hike some of the Lower Coyote Canyon trail from here, or drive a bit and try “The Slot,” the park’s most famous hike through a cool narrow ...

Yellow, purple and white flowers are popping up in the Anza-Borrego Desert ... to the best places to see the blooms, how long the trails are and what you are capable of seeing depending ...

the Rabbit Peak and Villager Peak Trail is an out-and-back hike that takes adventurers to two of the most beautiful peaks in the Santa Rosa Mountains of Anza-Borrego State Park. It’s a monster ...

The Anza Borrego Foundation's website features an interactive ... The area offers various attractions beyond wildflowers, ...

On the shortest few days and the very longest nights of the year at the winter solstice in the year 1775, on Dec. 20-22, Juan Bautista de Anza camped his expedition next to a freshwater spring in ...