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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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Orange Cove - Home to the scenic Orange Blossom Trail, this...
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Orange blooms should start in 7-10 days, and provide an...
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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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The Fresno Blossom Trail is one of the top things to do in Fresno for good reason. California produces one-third of US-grown fruits and nuts, and Fresno is one of the leading counties in agricultural production. Since almonds are one of Fresno’s top crops you will find plenty of almond orchardsalong the Fresno Blossom Trail. If you are lucky you ca...
Driving the blossom trailis the easiest way to experience the blooms. This blossom trail Google map shows the official route, but you will find orchards and blooms all throughout the map area. Local Tip:I loved driving the trail with my car windows down. The aromatic blooms are fragrant enough to be smelled from a moving car!
The easiest place to start the Fresno Blossom Trail drive is at the intersection of Clovis Avenue and Central. I like to start here because it is easy to spot the Blossom Trail signage off the Clovis Avenue shoulder. There are Blossom Trail signs with arrows just before every turn on the route, but some of them are faded and can be hard to spotif y...
The Fresno Blossom Trail is a self-guided tour so it is completely up to youwhen and where you want to end. Cue the cliche “it’s not about the destination it’s about the journey.” However, the suggested trail is a loopso if you follow it you will end up right back where you started!
Bring a partner to navigate and look over the trail directions before you leave. Expect to lose cell service at some parts of the trail as well. Most of all, do not trespass. You can park on the shoulder and wander by the trees lining the road but do not enter the orchards. All the orchards on the Blossom Trail are private property. 1. Fill up on g...
The blossom trail will take you near some fun places to stop and explore. School House Tavern is my go-to lunch place on the trail. As the name suggests, it offers New American cuisine in a historic 1920s schoolhouse! It can also be a good rendezvous pointif you get lost or veer off the official blossom trail. Another popular place to experience th...
Just to reiterate,all the orchards on the Fresno County Blossom Trail are private property. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get amazing blossom photos! The Fresno State orchards off Sierra between Chestnut and Cedar are my favorite place to take Fresno blossom photos. The fields and orchards are open to the public, they have easy walking trails, an...
Overall the trail is a pleasant way to get to see Fresno County and appreciate the agriculture industry. If you liked this guide, be sure to check out some of my other Fresno favorites. Are you adding these beautiful blossoms to your bucket list? YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: 1. Fresno Places & Hidden Gems Map 2. The Best Fresno Wineries: 17 Wine Tasting Ex...
May 28, 2019 · 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.
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Farther east in Orange Cove is the adjacent Orange Blossom Trail. You can drive, walk, run, or bike the route. There is an official Blossom Trail walk/ run/ bike usually held the first Saturday of March through the city of Sanger. The drive is Sunday.
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Orange blooms should start in 7-10 days, and provide an aromatic experience along the Orange Blossom Trail loop. March 11, 2024 - Blooms are still visible on the trail, but are dwindling. If you live in the area or are passing through, viewing should be OK through the weekend.
Feb 19, 2024 · The Blossom Trail is a beloved annual tradition that celebrates the arrival of spring, showcasing the county's vast array of blooming fruit and nut trees. Locals eagerly anticipate this time of year, taking part in scenic drives, picnics, and bike tours to experience the beauty firsthand.
