It turns out all the rainy days we’ve been having in LA lead to something magnificent! Following the 2017 Superbloom,we weren’t expecting another incredible bloom for years. Now’s your chance to accumulate the best Instagram pictures surrounded by pretty, colorful flowers. Here are the 7 pretty places to see the Super Bloom in LA (or within driving distance). FYI, and drive time is calculated from Downtown Los Angeles,so it’s pretty relative. Point Mugu State Park Drive: 1.5 hours Details: Point Mugu State Park is located in Malibu just off the Pacific Coast Highway. It’s a remarkable place to watch the sunset, hang out at the beach, or of course,see the wildflowers. Chino Hills State Park Drive: 1.5 hours Details: To accumulate to the wildflowers at Chino Hills State Park, you’ll maintain to hike in about one mile because you won’t see them legal away. The park is only open until 5pm and some trails are closed, or so check the website before you go for updates. Diamond Valley Lake Drive: 2 hours Details: Diamond Valley Lake is located in Riverside County. You can find a map on their website of the seasonal wildflower trail (open Wednesdays through Sundays). Antelope Valley […]The post 7 Pretty Places to See the Super Bloom in LA (or Within Driving Distance) appeared first on The LA Girl.
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