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Click HERE for Borrego Springs DemographicsOver 150 businesses support up to 10,000 visitors a day in the Anza-Borrego Desert in a major wildflower event. Most of the time, the community of Borrego Springs, California is a sleepy little desert village with little traffic (not even one traffic light). Quiet and peaceful, it is a wonderful place to vacation, and a perfect place to retire. Many international visitors on tour prefer visiting during Shoulder or Summer Season to take advantage of lower accommodation rates. Some photos available under Trip Reports at our Anza-Borrego page. The CommunityBorrego Springs, California, is located in San Diego County, between the Salton Sea and the Pacific Ocean; just 40 miles (as the local ravens fly) from the border of Mexico. Surrounded by the Santa Rosa (8,000 ft), San Ysidro (6,500 ft) and Vallecito (3,600) mountains, Borrego Springs nestles in the heart of the largest desert state park in the United States. The Anza-Borrego Desert State Park boundaries encompass over 600,000 acres of breathtaking natural beauty and is San Diego County's only low-desert community offering tourist services. AGRICULTURE Lots of good information here: Borrego Springs Chamber of Commerce
Prehistoric animals that once roamed area depicted in works. Anza-Borrego Desert StatePark® (ABDSP)- Local information from the State Park, including reservation info,
advice, photos and links to State Park articles; headquartered in Borrego Springs. Anza-Borrego Foundation - The Anza-Borrego Foundation is
a non-profit organization supporting California State Parks by acquiring land for the
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park® Anza-Borrego Desert Natural History
Association (ABDNHA)- Enjoyment and understanding of the
desert through educational endeavors. Astronomical
Photography by Chris Cook - Many photos from Anza-Borrego. Backcountry Horsemen of
California, Borrego Valley Unit - photos of Borrego Valley Annual New Year's Day BBQ
and Poker Ride California Desert Pictures Photos of
Arroyo Seco del Diablo and Arroyo Tapiado by "Regina." Be sure to see the
great maps linked under Anza Borrego. Chris Hendren's Astrophotography
- Interesting new website for those interested in our night skies; recent photos from the
Anza-Borrego Trail
Reports - Jeeps, flowers, kids and camping in the Anza-Borrego by Peter Matusov. World's Largest Wooden Trestle - Carrizo Gorge flyover Anza-Borrego. Pilots take note. |
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