Get into the spring spirit in Fresno County! From colorful wildflowers, wine tasting, and stunning hiking trails—discover these fun things to do in Fresno County this spring:  

Wildflower Trail 

Location: Find the trail route here. 

Wildflower Trail

Nothing feels more like springtime than driving along a trail of beautiful wildflowers. Hop in your cars and head out on the Fresno County Wildflower Trail to see rolling green hills covered with colorful flowers. Start in Old Town Clovis for a bite to eat at Salsa's Cantina, Papa's Place, or Luna Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant

CyclingHiking

hikers climbing a mountain to enjoy mountain landscape

Enjoy the sunshine and scenic hiking trails in Fresno County this spring. Whether you're a beginner or looking for a challenge, there are plenty of fun trails to explore. Check out Pincushion Peak for a beautiful overview of Fresno County. See more wildflowers while trekking along the Big Table Mountain Trail. This trail is more advanced but it's well worth the view. Find more local hiking trails here or discover trails inside nearby Yosemite, Sequoia, and Kings Canyon National Parks. (Stay updated on the latest park/road closures before you head out!).

Forestiere Underground Gardens

Location: 5021 W Shaw Ave, Fresno, CA 93722

staircase leading to entrance of an underground garden

Explore the incredible Forestiere Underground Gardens. These beautiful and unique gardens were created over 100 years ago by Baldassare Forestiere. Visitors can explore the intricate tunnels and grottos that make up the gardens, which feature a variety of fruit trees, grapevines, and exotic plants. If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure, add the Forestiere Underground Gardens to your must-visit list!

Farmers Markets & Fruit Stands

Location: Find a list of local farmers markets here.

Customers shop at vendor booths at Old Town Clovis Farmers Market

Stop by local farms and fruit stands or head out to weekly farmers markets across Fresno and Clovis. You'll not only get delicious, fresh produce, but you'll also get to meet some of the farmers who work to grow our food. Follow this map to discover our local farms, and don't miss the Fresno County Fruit Trail—a driving tour of some of Fresno County's local fruit stands. 

Shinzen Japanese Friendship Garden

Location: 114 W Audubon Drive, Fresno, CA 93720

garden pathway surrounded by nature scenery

Spring has arrived at the Shinzen Japanese Friendship Garden inside Woodward Park in Fresno. Enjoy a stroll through the tranquil gardens and see a colorful display of pink, purple, white, and maroon flowers in full bloom. Stop by the Clark Bonsai Collection to learn about more than 100 species of bonsai trees. 

Woodward Park

Location: 7775 N Friant Rd, Fresno, CA 93720

Woodward Park

You'll never be bored when you visit Woodward Park in Fresno. The 300-acre regional park has playgrounds, trails, recreation areas, ponds for fishing, and a BMX course. It's also home to the beautiful Shinzen Japanese Friendship Garden. Beloved by locals, there is something for everyone to enjoy!

Mural District 

Location: Downtown Fresno, CA

A colorful mural spelling out Fresno

Enjoy the beautiful spring weather by walking through the Mural District in Downtown Fresno. See art inspired by our community. From mystical creatures to the pride of Fresno, local muralists have left their mark for us all to enjoy. Follow this tour map to see each incredible piece. Along Fulton Street, you'll also find statues by artists from before 1964, and the Acero Picado, three colorful steel archways created by Napa artist Gordon Huether in 2018. 

Wine Tasting

Location: Find a list of local wineries here.

Cedar View Winery

Sip, sip, hooray! Spend the day wine tasting and taking in this springtime sunshine. Head out to Solitary Cellars for a great selection of wines and a beautiful view of the Fresno County foothills. Kings River Winery in Sanger is hosting several events this spring including a floral workshop and a behind-the-scenes tour. Find more local wineries here. 

Kingsburg Swedish Village

Location: Downtown Kingsburg, CA

red dala horse statue

Walk through the colorful Swedish Village in Kingsburg. Discover the colorful murals, a whimsical teapot water tower, and beautifully crafted dala horses located all around the small downtown area. Grab lunch at Uptown Sprouts and browse the local shops. Don't miss the annual Kingsburg Swedish Festival held each May. 

Antiquing in Old Town Clovis

Location: Old Town Clovis, CA

Couple shopping at antiques stores

Refresh your home with vintage finds at the many antique shops located in Old Town Clovis. The Clovis Antique Mall is the oldest antique shop in the charming downtown area where you'll find vintage glassware, records, decor, and more! Find more treasures at Fifth Street Antiques, Good Ol' Days Antiques, and Country Rose II Antiques and Accents

Fresno Art Museum

Location: 2233 N First St, Fresno, CA 93703

Fresno Art Museum

Calling all art enthusiasts! The Fresno Art Museum is the best way to spend the springtime in Fresno County. Discover work by local artists from around the world. The museum preserves and protects more than 3,600 modern and contemporary pieces including works from Ansel Adams, Pablo Picasso, Normal Rockwell, and others. The museum's current galleries feature work by architect Arthur Dyson, sculptor Bruce Beasley, painter Nathan Oliveira, and more. 

Fishing

Location: Various locations.

Huntington Lake Fishing

Fresno County has endless opportunities for those interested in fishing. Enjoy a relaxing day on Millerton Lake or Pine Flat Lake. Take a short drive up into the Sierra Nevada and find one of the many lakes that are stocked with trout each year. For the more adventurous, take a hike into the backcountry of Kings Canyon National Park to chase after feisty wild trout. Take the Fresno County Fishing Tour here.