Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
04/08/2023
There are two distinct sections to the 1.8 mile Wildflower Trail - the first follows a flat wide access road, before forking to begin an ascent of the hills.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
04/08/2023
The first section of the hike is very easy, and usually gives plenty of opportunities to see the wildflowers along the trail and on the surrounding hills.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
04/08/2023
Diamond Valley Lake is also a popular fishing destination.
Shaun Hunter
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04/08/2023
A sign marks the trial fork, where the path becomes a steeper and more moderately difficult hike as the trail climbs to the top of a hill.
Shaun Hunter
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04/08/2023
California golden poppies, lupine, and other seasonal wild flowers color the hillsides.
Shaun Hunter
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04/08/2023
Walking the dirt single track trail as it climbs.
Shaun Hunter
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04/08/2023
Views over the city of Hemet from the peak of the Wildflower Trail inside the Diamond Valley Lake area.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
04/08/2023
Springtime wildflowers.
Shaun Hunter
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04/08/2023
The trail has views of the surrounding mountains and lakes.
Shaun Hunter
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04/08/2023
A lone bench makes a popular spot to stop and take in views of the nearby landscape.
Shaun Hunter
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04/08/2023
Returning to the trailhead via the easy route along the Wildflower Trail.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
04/08/2023
Wild flowers along the Wildflower Trail.