California boasts a stunning range of geographical features, including mountains, deserts, and forests, making it home to nine national parks and approximately 280 state parks. Despite the fame of its national parks, state parks like Anza-Borrego Desert State Park and Crystal Cove State Park offer unique landscapes and experiences. Anza-Borrego is known for its vast desert terrain and historic sites, particularly its wildflower blooms and stargazing opportunities. Crystal Cove provides accessible coastal beauty, combining sandy beaches with rugged backcountry, popular for both relaxation and adventure.
California is home to nine national parks and about 280 state park units, showcasing a diverse range of landscapes from mountains to deserts.
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, the largest state park in California, is known for its wild remoteness, geological features, and beautiful spring wildflower blooms.
Crystal Cove State Park offers easy coastal access with 3.2 miles of beach and 2,400 acres of backcountry wilderness, blending rugged hills with sandy shores.
Anza-Borrego's recognition as an International Dark Sky Park highlights its exceptional stargazing opportunities and cultural significance with ancient Native American art.
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