The largest state park in California is home to amazing flowers and plants which bloom in the early spring.

Located in Coyote Canyon, great place to hike for viewing desert plants and life.

Rugged and powerful, this 5,756-foot peak provides a challenging, though rewarding climb, from the desert below.

Popular day hiking area for desert lovers.

Mysterious desert mountain located in Anza Borrego State Park.

Hiking area in Anza Borrega State Park.

Located in the southwest corner of Anza Borrego State park, this is an uncrowded mountain to hike, with plenty of abandoned mine shafts and desert to explore. Danger: beware of bats in the mine shafts.

This mountain range provides for the unique experience of desert hiking and camping.

A desert walk comes alive on this trail during the spring when the desert flowers are in full bloom.

Mysterious light phenomena appearing over the Borrego Valley and surrounding area.

Legendary apparition sighted around the Superstition Mountain area.

Trail marker in Coyote Canyons.

Monument dedicated to the legendary mountain man, Thomas Long "Pegleg" Smith, and his lost gold mine. Site of the annual liars contest.

This landmark in Coyote Canyon is part of Anza Borrego State Park. Popular with day hikers.

Waterwell located in the Anza Borrego State Park. Site of the mysterious Ghost Dancers.

About four stories high, and very narrow, this canyon contains some scattered desert flowers.

At 5,349 feet, this is one of the highest in the Anza-Borrego State Park.

Championship nine-hole golf course with full length driving range. The golf course totals 3,084 championship yards, 2,894 yards from the white tees and 2,646 from the front tees. There are two par 3s, five par 4s and two par 5s for the 36-par course. The course posts a 111-slope rating and a 33.9 course rating. This first-class course is a nice trip from the Palm Springs, Los Angeles, and San Diego areas, yet far enough away to feel secluded.