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Hosted by the City of Kingsburg and Kingsburg Chamber of Commerce. The Blossom Trail celebrates Fresno County's agriculture and a few historical points of interest. Panoramas of orchards full of fruit trees alive with fragrance and bursting with blossoms await you.
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Drive along a path of pink and white blossoms and see why there is truly nothing like a California winter. Nearly 70 miles long, there are plenty of festivals and special events along the way held in celebration of the blooming fruits, including the annual Kings River Blossom Trail Bike Ride.
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To get maximum enjoyment from your trip, you need to go at the right time. The bloom dates vary depending on temperature and rainfall, and the displays are more spectacular in some years than they are in others. In general, blossom season begins between mid-February and mid-March. Mark your calendar to start checking for blooms during that time. To...
One of the most enchanting things about the Blossom Trail is the vast expanses of same-colored blossoms. Along the trail, the pink-flowering trees you see will produce peaches and nectarines. The white ones are plums, almonds, and apples. Local orange groves also bloom around the same time. The orange blossoms are smaller and harder to see among th...
You won't find a lot of formal stops along the Blossom Trail, but you can pull off the roadside in many places to enjoy the beauty, take photographs and smell the flowers. Many people like to get into the orchards to take photographs. If you do that, don't be one of those annoying people who ruin things for others. Instead, keep in mind that those ...
To get started: If you are traveling from the north, exit California Highway 99 at Jensen and follow the loop drive on the map. If you are coming from the south, exit California Highway 99 at Kingsburg.
Signs are posted along the route to help you keep on track. Unfortunately, they're so cute people often steal them. As a result, you could miss a turn and end up lost. To make sure that doesn't happen to you, get a map. If you like to go old school with a paper map, stop at the Visitor's Center in Downtown Fresno (1180 E Shaw Ave #201) to pick one ...
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Dec 23, 2023 · The Fresno Blossom Trail is located in Fresno County in the orchards south of the 180 and east of the 99. It overlaps Clovis, Sanger, Reedley, Selma, Fowler, and Kingsburg. When is the best time to visit the Fresno Blossom Trail?
Feb 2, 2024 · Grown in California. February 2, 2024. 0 0. Explore the California Blossom Trail in Fresno County. For a few weeks in February and March, the Fresno County Blossom Trail is nothing short of magical. Add this Central Valley adventure to your California bucket list! ***Updated with new information and images ***
Feb 24, 2023 · Travel. Why you should visit the Fresno Blossom Trail this spring. Surround yourself in petals, dried fruit and California history. By Alissa Greenberg, Special to SFGATE Feb 24, 2023....
Starting in mid-February and lasting only about three weeks, the Fresno County Blossom Trail, made up of the county’s orchards, is festooned in rosy sprays of peach and nectarine petals, pink bouquets of apricot blossoms, and white blazes of almonds, plums, and apples.
