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Fresno County Blossom Trail

PeachesCitrusApplesMixed
When
February 4 – March 15, 2026
Where
Self-guided driving tour, Fresno County orchards, Sanger, CA, US · Central Valley
Admission
Free
Cadence
Annual · mid-February to mid-March

Good to know

  • 💡 The orchards along the trail are private property — drive or pull to the road shoulder to view and photograph blossoms, and screenshot the map before you go since cell service can be spotty along the 60+ mile route.

The Fresno County Blossom Trail is a free, self-guided driving tour through Sanger and the surrounding Central Valley orchards as peach, plum, almond, apple, citrus and other fruit and nut trees burst into bloom. The 2026 season kicked off with an opening ceremony in Selma on February 4 and runs through the brief blooming window into mid-March. Visitors follow a roughly 62-mile signed loop past blossoming groves, packing sheds, and roadside fruit stands.

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