Fresno County Blossom Trail

From mid-February to mid-March, take a self-guided tour along the Fresno County Blossom Trail, for an up-close look at blooming fruit trees and wildflowers. Perfect for biking or motoring, the Blossom Trail links many quaint agricultural towns across the Central Valley.

Each town offers its own attractions and special events, including a 10-kilometer run, car show and organized bike rides. Along the route are also farm stores to pick up ultra-fresh provisions for a picnic, as well as wineries, a petting farm, and a miniature railroad. But it’s the miles of orchards sprouting rainbow-hued blooms of almond, plum, peach, apple, nectarine and citrus trees that will dominate Instagram feeds.

A visit to Fresno County to see Blossom Trail is all about enjoying the simple pleasures in life, including the natural beauty of California’s agricultural regions.

Event Themes

• Family
• Food
• Outdoors

• Sanger
  This historic town once boasted the "longest flume in the world" which floated lumber from the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the Valley below. On the corner of 5th and Academy is Sanger's City Park, perfect for a picnic!
• Reedly
  Named after wheat baron Thomas Law Reed, this river town features some of the oldest homes in Fresno County. The Mennonite Quilt Center and other downtown shops offer turn-of-the-century charm.
• Orange Cove
  Home to the scenic Orange Blossom Trail, this citrus region is one of the prettiest and most fragrant sections of the Trail. The Historic City Hall and Downtown shops and eateries provide an inviting and unique cultural experience.
• Selma
  A growing community known as the Raisin Capital of the World, celebrates this heritage at the annual Raisin Festival. The charming downtown hosts a variety of dining and shopping choices. Visit Selma – America's Hometown.
• Clovis
  Old Town Clovis features old west architecture and classic brick sidewalks along vibrant green streetscapes all leading the way to a feast of restaurants, antique stores and unique shopping opportunities.
• Kingsburg
  Experience a bit of Sweden in Central California by visiting Kingsburg's Swedish Village featuring Swedish architecture, shops, restaurants and the famed Swedish coffee pot water tower.
• Fowler
  Home to Champion Raisins, Fowler's quaint downtown offers unique shopping and dining, and the area boasts a number of raisin and nut packaging plants, where tasting and gift packages are available.
• Kings River
  This mighty river begins in the high Sierra and winds down to the valley floor, offering the thrill of white water rafting, great fishing, or a quiet canoe trip along the Blossom Trail.
• Simonian Farms
  This 3rd generation working farm is the official start of the Blossom Trail. Stop to pick up souvenirs and treats for your tour.