Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is full of opportunities for hiking. In its 600,000+ acres, there are palm groves and oases, badlands, wetlands, mountains, slot canyons, and more to see. We're doing many of the ranger- and volunteer-led hikes, plus some on our own.
Spotting the elusive bighorn sheep on our first hike! >>Hikes through Corral and Sentenac Canyons	Tracking palms in the Borrego Badlands >>Hikes through Borrego Badlands and Yaqui Well
Grand vista of Borrego Valley >>Hikes through Truckhaven Rocks and Culp Valley	With Yvonne and Larry at the Borrego Buttes >>The Slot hike
Overlooking the Mescal Bajada >>Hikes on the Bill Kenyon Trail and in Plum Canyon	With Dick in the Split Mountain area >>Split Mountain hike
Heading into Box Canyon >>Hikes in Box and Palm Canyons	Relaxing on top of Coyote Mountain >>Hikes to Stonewall and Coyote Peaks
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