Diamond Valley Lake

It was the end of March and only a few flowers were blooming, but it was a beautiful place. There was a big snake, so don't wear light clothes. It's good to have a selfie stick to attack.

A pretty scenic trail with plenty of restrooms fairly simple hike. Caught a few bass with the father in-law. It was a great day!

The spring blooms here by the lake did not disappoint us. Its a beautiful place to go see the blooms, take a lot of pictures and do a small hike around the lake or the flowers. We did the flower trail and finished it in like 2-3 hours even after stopping a lot for taking pictures. 11$ per car for entrance, and 4$ per person for the trail.

I went to see the flowers two weeks ago, it was in full bloom, there were about five varieties of flowers, I don't know its name, the colors were purple, dark blue, orange, yellow, white! It's really, really beautiful! It is worth going to watch and hike, relax ! There are some flying bugs on the mountain, if you don't like it, you can protect your face and wear a mask

Unfortunately, we are not going to have wild flower bloom this year. It is so strange not to see a single poppy. It is still a nice hike.

Excellent conditions to bike around the lake. Trail is 22 miles and rocky with exposed shale and mud puddles. It is completely navigable though. Get there NOW while the wildflowers are in bloom. If you can bike, bike. The flowers are better after you get past the people walking past the west dam on the south side of the lake. Parking is $11. Trail access is $4. Both worth it. Get there early cause it gets really crowded around lunch and later as tourist get bused in And the fishing aint so bad either.

Spring is in the air! Or in this case, at Diamond Valley Lake! Wildflowers are everywhere. Beautiful lake. I hiked the Wildflower Trail Loop (1.3 miles) + some of the Lakeview North Trail (closer to the water). It is $11.00 parking + $4.00 hiking fee. Enjoy!!!

Just went the other day here. Even though it was the weekday, you had to go early as it could get crowded. You can go boating, fishing, hiking...etc. No dogs allowed. $11 for parking and $4 each person for the trail. Beautiful views, and if you're able, go up the mountain to have a better view. You can spend the whole day here with your family. Although they should add more benches for those who are disable to be able to hike up.