Anza-Borrego North: Borrego Springs

 

Christmas Circle - Borrego Springs

Borrego Springs is the largest town in Anza-Borrego. See Things to do in Borrego Springs.  Christmas Circle on Palm Canyon Drive is the center of Borrego Springs, where County Road S-3 and County Road S-22 come together. A prominent landmark is the peak in the mountains to the west known as Indianhead. To the northeast is Coyote Mountain.

Borrego Springs - Indian Head Peak in the background

Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Headquarters, Visitor Center, and Palm Canyon Campground are located in Borrego Springs. Also in Borrego Springs or within 5 miles of Christmas Circle are places to eat, places to stay, and places for popular hikes such as Borrego Palm Canyon, Little Surprise Canyon, and Alcoholic Pass.

Destinations requiring longer drives include Culp Valley, Coyote Canyon, the Texas Dip-Yaqui Pass Loop, and the Borrego Badlands.

In wildflower seasons, especially after a winter or early spring of rain, people come to Borrego Springs for the wildflowers. Our wildflower report can tell you where to look.

See also: County Road S-3, County Road S-22, Indianhead, Coyote Mountain, Culp Valley, Coyote Canyon, the Texas Dip-Yaqui Pass Loop, and Borrego Badlands.