Wildflower Trail — Attraction in Perris

No Super bloom this year! But it’s still nice place hike around Diamond Valley Lake. There are a few patches of wild flower along the trail. I had taken some pictures and shared them here along with this review.

Getting there was a long drive from LA. But once you get there, you will be relax with the beautiful surrounding of nature.

Before heading to the trail, you need to pay for entrance fees and parking at the DVM store. There is also toilet facility next to the store.

The hike is uphill and there is a close loop hike that’s specifically designed for wild flower viewing. Once you hike about 5 minutes into the trail, you will see a sign of “ Wild Flower Trail”. It’s a one way hiking trail.

Even though there is no super bloom this year with lack of rain so far, I was able to see some patches of wild flowers that are native to California. You can get a brochure from the store and be able to learn a bit more about the flowers.

Besides the wild flower, the lake scenery is very pretty. I believe you can rent a boat and cruise around the lake. I saw many people brought their own boats. I am sure this place would be packed on the weekends with temperature expected to go up in the 80s.

It’s a worthy trip to make on a weekend. But coming from LA, it was a long drive for us. When this place is in super bloom season, it would be definitely a...

This place has a nice trail around a good size lake that you can explore year round. There is a nice wildflower bloom on the end of the lake closest to the boat launch and parking. It was $10 per car to park, and there was an additional charge of $3 per person to walk the wildflower trail (they were checking for proof of payment about a quarter mile up the trail). It was enjoyable if quite busy. If you're willing to walk further in (i recommend it!) then you'll get away from the weekend crowds and be rewarded with a little quiet while taking in the views. The combination of the lake and wildflower bloom make this one pretty special. We visit several blooms in southern California every year, and I think this location is special...

STAY ON THE TRAIL PEOPLE!! Please stop crushing the flowers and let everyone enjoy nature’s gift!! Please be considerate, read the signs!! There are plenty of open spots where you can have some one snap your pic from a far in order to look like you’re surrounded with flowers if you want it for the ‘gram. No need to trample the flowers.

Landscape as incredible!! Different flowers in every color everywhere you look. Easy trail at flower loop. $11 per car + $4 per person. Cash at gate and card at the shop. Got there early, no issues and no queues. Family friendly trail but no pets allowed! Tons of bugs/gnats in the morning and no shade in the afternoon. Other than that, we could not get over how beautiful...