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Borrego Springs is a little desert town about an hour east of San Diego, and 2 hours from Los Angeles. It's the "capitol" of the Anza Borrego State Park, a beautiful desert open space the size of an east coast state.

The Anza Borrego Desert is lower and more cactus filled than the Mojave Desert to the north, more like the deserts of northern Mexico. Borrego Springs is a good starting point for exploring the desert. At the north end is a ranger station and museum at the foot of Borrego Palm Canyon, and great hike through up palm lined creek. There are hundreds of miles of dirt roads and trails to drive and hike, camping is permitted most everywhere, or campgrounds with facilities are available for a minimal fee.

The weather is unbearably hot during the summer months, but nice the rest of the year. The area around Borrego Springs is famous for it's wildlfower bloom, which takes place for a few weeks between February and May, depending on rains.
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Anza Borrego State Park
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Mar 09, 2008 - Mar 13, 2008
A few pictures taken while crossing Anza Borrego State park on the way home. If you come out to California and want to see the desert, this is where you want to go. Much more beautiful and diverse than the larger Mojave Desert east of Los Angeles. This is a "cactus desert" with a LOT of cactus. It's about an hour and a half drive east of San Diego, just across the mountains.
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Flowers in an arid basin
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Feb 14, 2005
Eleven months of the year the Anza Borrego Desert is beautiful, but dry and bleak. With the first thunderstorms of the spring areas of the desert that you would never guess could bloom come to life! Sand dunes, barren flats, dry lakes... all put on a spectacular show. It lasts only a week or two, which is what makes it special, you never know when it's going to happen so it's something to look forward to, a surprise from nature.This was March of 2005, the last time it rained in the desert....
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