Our last episode of South to Spring is now live. We visited Anza Borrego (twice) and found lots of wildflowers and took some stunning drives up a few washes to see the stunning geology of Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Thanks for following along on our trip, South to Spring. https://youtu.be/TPWp09I4Pgs
The last day we spent in Anza Borrego was going to be a big one. Although the road system we were on connected to where we were headed for the day, I wasn’t too excited about the one way Diablo Dropoff so we got started on our trip up Fish Creek Wash by heading through Borrego Valley to the Elephant Tree loop trail. The sun felt pretty scorching by 9 am, but it seemed as though the flowers were loving it, and they carpeted the entire wash we followed on our first hike of the day.
After a few days over at Organ Pipe National Monument to escape the windstorm that blew through the area, we were back at Anza Borrego Desert State Park, our last stop on our trip South to Spring. Instead of picking up where we left off in Part 1, we headed to the southern part of the park and dove off the pavement and down into Canyon Sin Nombre.
