Wildflower Walk in Marin

The copious amount of rain this past winter in California has led to incredible super blooms all over the state. Many of the well known spots have been trampled by social media flare up creating hoard of visitors with fewer facilities than can accommodate. Unfortunately as these spots grow in popularity, the flowers get crushed and the beautiful scenery is ruined. I had intended to go this spring but after reading about the overwhelming amounts of tourists, I chose the smaller scale variety show, opting to witness the sweet blooms flaunt their brilliance close to home. And I haven’t been disappointed. One of my favorite spots right now is to head out to Elliot Nature Preserve aka Cascade Canyon trail in Fairfax where the rocky creeks are perfectly flowing. Keep your eyes along the sidelines and see all of natures bounty. Today when I went, I saw the first wild irises popping out- white and purple perfection.

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Marin Nomad

As a photographer, writer, psychotherapist and nature lover, I am passionate about living in Marin County, CA. The perfect home base, Fairfax, CA is where I get out daily on the miles and miles of open space and find inspiration and plot my next journey out of Marin into the world. The Marin Nomad site was born in 2014 out of a desire to share some of what I experience here in Marin and during my travels. The world has been through a lot since then, especially recently and there a need more than ever to be out in the natural world. Please see my other sites: Instagram: @maryserphos Photography: www.imagesbymaryserphos.com Psychotherapy: www.theawarebody.com Inspirational Card Deck: www.dreamingthelightcards.com

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