Red Hills flowers, Mother Lode Field Office, Bureau of Land Management California

Oak Trees at Fort Ord National Monument.

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The Colors of Spring in the Red Hills ACEC

The vegetation of the Red Hillls is unique. The assemblage of plant species found there, including 7 rare plants, occurs nowhere else in the world. In the early spring the seemingly barren hills turn yellow, white, lavender and pink, with a spectacular wildflower display.

Recreational opportunites such as hiking, horseback riding, nature study and seasonal wildflower viewing can be enjoyed there. See more on the Red Hills ACEC . . .

Red Hills Trails

Photo of the Red Hills with early spring wildflowers Photo of Red Hill ragwort flower Photo of California Verbena - a flower species found only in the Red Hills

Early Spring Wildflowers Red Hills ragwort California Verbena

Bitter root Enjoy Spring in the Red Hills ACEC