Borrego Springs is on the floor of the Borrego Valley, which lies at the Sonoran Desert ecoregion's western edge. The village and surrounding countryside have a wide variety of desert flora and fauna.

At Borrego Valley Inn natural beauty meets exceptional accommodations. Enjoy private patios, outdoor hot tubs, and access to Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Stay A Little Longer And Save!

2 days ago · The highways from the east climb to 2,400 feet or so and then descend about 2,000 feet to the valley. Where the highway breaks out of the high-country vegetation, it reveals the great bowl of the Anza-Borrego desert. The valley spreads below, and there are mountains all around. The highest are to the north--the Santa Rosa Mountains.

Borrego Springs, population hovering around 3,000, is a laid-back, quiet community with a handful of cafes, a few shops of interest and little nightlife, other than the star displays and dramatic sunsets.

Mar 25, 2024 · Uncover the secrets of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park! My guide reveals 13 hidden things to do in Borrego Springs, from stunning hikes to unique eats and surprising adventures.

The Borrego Valley is a 70 square-mile privately owned area surrounded by the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Agriculture became an important activity in the Valley during the years following World War II, however, by the mid-1960s agricultural pursuits had become less profitable and private planning efforts began to investigate other ...

Jan 1, 1997 · The Borrego Valley is surrounded on three sides by steep, rocky mountains—the Santa Rosas to the north, the San Ysidros to the west, and the Grapevine Hills to the south. To the east, the jumbled mudhills of the Borrego Badlands stretch off towards the Salton Sea.

Discover Borrego Springs, a desert oasis teeming with outdoor adventures, from exploring the vast Anza-Borrego Desert State Park to marveling at the whimsical metal sculptures scattered across Galleta Meadows.

Jun 27, 2011 · The Borrego Valley is a small valley in the northeastern part of San Diego County, about 60 miles northeast of San Diego. Native Americans inhabited the valley and utilized the springs and surface water sources from the nearby mountain ranges. Cattlemen began homesteading the Borrego Valley in about 1875.

Travel the Highway West to Borrego Valley Inn where you can feel relaxed and rejuvenated underneath the serene starry skies of Borrego Springs. This TripAdvisor Hall of Fame-winning hotel features comfortable rooms for two with private patios, native desert gardens, and abundant views of the surrounding landscape allow you to unwind in rustic ...