Central California: Watch for fruit-tree blossoms in Fresno County
Over the next few weeks, the back roads of California‘s San Joaquin Valley are expected to provide a feast for the senses as tens of thousands of fruit trees burst into bloom
In the heart of the valley, growers in the Fresno area are inviting visitors to enjoy the fusion of colorful flowers and sensual fragrances from late February through early April along what is dubbed the Fresno County Blossom Trail.
The trail’s website provides a map to guide visitors to the profusion of citrus and stone-fruit orchards scattered throughout the eastern part of the county, with the snow-peaked Sierra Nevada creating a picturesque backdrop.
The website also lists events being held to celebrate the heady arrival of spring. Those activities officially kick off on March 5, when city of Sanger will host both the Blossom Days Festival and a run along the trail. In nearby Reedley on the same day, people can enjoy the Kings River Blossom Bike Ride.
The website is also the place to find updates on what’s blooming where on a particular day.
Info: Fresno County Blossom Trail
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