As I was preparing to exit the park to the south of Cottonwood Visitor Center, I was beyond excited to see my first mass display of wildflowers.
On my way back through about a week later I stopped again to see how the wildflower display had changed.
I used the overflow/dispersed camping option on the south end and climbed a little rise to watch the lupine glow as the sky changed color.
BLM has provided a great camping option with fairly private campsites. Although you can see the streaming vehicles on I-10, the sound was not noticeable perhaps due to the winds.
Adventure Date(s):
- March 7 and 14, 2019
Tips(s):
- If you’re heading south and need a shower, I found the travel center truck stops at the junction of I-10 and Hwy 86 were a great option. It’s also a good place to grab grub if you’re heading to the desert where fewer options exist.
Wow, this is beautiful!
Oh my gosh, how wonderful! What camera are you using?
Ah thanks. It’s a Sony RX 100.
Double WOW! Almost-Secret Gardens.
Must be some bees around, right?
Lots of bees bzzzzz
Wow. So beautiful!
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