Self-care isn’t just about spa robes and cucumbers slices on your eyes—it’s about finding those small, feel-good moments wherever you are. If you're visiting Fresno County or just need a local reset, here’s how to turn your weekend into a total reset trip.
Reset in Nature
Need some fresh air? Kings Canyon National Park is a great stop. If you're up for a scenic drive, a light hike, or just sitting back and taking in the views, this is your spot to breathe deep and unwind.
Plan your visit to Kings Canyon National Park here
Create your calm in the city
Let go of the week’s stress with a yoga class at Four Corners Yoga in Fresno or Old Town Clovis Yoga Studio. Both offer classes that welcome all skill levels.
Book a class at Four Corners Yoga
Try a session at Old Town Yoga Studio
Take a Scenic Drive
Sometimes, all you need is a change of scenery. Take a drive along Fresno County’s Wildflower Trail and soak in the rolling hills covered in seasonal blooms. Just remember to use designated pull-offs to enjoy the view safely and to not walk on private property!
Find the best spots for wildflower viewing
Tap into Creativity
Get your hands a little messy at Good Dirt Pottery. Their hands-on pottery workshops let you slow down, focus, and create something totally unique—no experience required.
Take a Peaceful Break
There’s something about Shinzen Japanese Garden that instantly calms the mind. Stroll the peaceful paths, watch the koi fish, and take in the seasonal beauty. Every season is beautiful at the garden, but our favorite time to visit in in the Springtime.
Visit Shinzen Friendship Japanese Garden
Treat Yourself
What started as a Fresno local favorite food truck, Sno Cafe serves up shaved ice now at their new storefront in Clovis. You can still catch their food truck throughout Fresno County by visiting their Instagram page!
Unwind with a Stroll
Take it easy with a walk on the Old Town Clovis Walking Trail. It’s a great way to soak up the fresh air, and if you catch it at sunset, even better.
Explore the Old Town Clovis Walking Trail Here
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