It has been a dry year, so not as many blossoms this year, but it was still beautiful. More

Unless there are heavy winter rains, these wildflower areas do not bloom and at 15 miles off of the freeway, a disappointment. The only other thing to do is hike the trails but in the heat (even in Spring) that is unattractive. More

It has been a dry year and so very few flowers are out now. We did however arrive in the evening and the setting sun made the hills glow. We hope to return another year. More

This is seasonal when flowers are in bloom. We were there at the wrong time. Would love to return again when the time is right. More

If you're lucky enough to be in the area in the Spring of a good wildflower year, California's state flower creates a lush orange blanket over fields, plains and rolling hills for miles on end. Great location to pull over, take out your camera and tripod and get some of the most beautiful photos you've ever seen. More

Went with friends a few years ago, really enjoyed hiking the trails and the view is amazing. But be bring pleanty of water it is hot out there... More

This place is visible from the air as a huge splotch of orange. The flowers are wonderful and there is a nearby forest of the unique Joshua Trees. More

We visited in April when the poppies were at their peak and spent several hours just wandering the trails and taking in the view of the poppies, other wildflowers, wildlife and the surrounding mountain ranges. More

We arrived at 12:30 and left at 3:30 p.m. on April 18. The flowers east of the Reserve and in it were wondrous. We ate our picnic at the Reserve's tables surrounded by brilliant orange poppies waving like a colorful sea in the light breeze. Marvelous, surprising, awe-inspiring. It felt other-worldly. One magnificent view after another. Park your car beside... More