California Superbloom Attracts Road Trippers
Death Valley's rare superbloom is creating golden carpets of wildflowers, making it a must-see destination for California road trips this spring [https://latimes.com/california/story/2026-03-10/californias-desert-wildflowers-are-putting-on-show].
The Death Valley superbloom is drawing huge crowds, with park officials recommending visitors arrive early and stay patient due to potential traffic. The bloom is a result of consistent rainfall throughout the fall and winter. Other California locations, such as Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, are also experiencing wildflower blooms, though not to the same extent as Death Valley. The best viewing locations in Death Valley include the roadsides along Badwater Road and near Furnace Creek.
