Relocating to DFW

Texas' state flower is in full bloom! You’ll find these breathtaking bluebonnets in fields, along highways, and in public gardens. Check out the spots below for the best views—but remember, look, don’t pick!

Updated March 2025

DFW

Bluebonnet Trail Greenbelt 

The trail runs from Central Expressway to Midway Road, connecting to the Chisholm Trail in central Plano and the Preston Ridge Trail at Carpenter Park.

Plano | Directions

Cedar Hill State Park

While hiking, biking, camping, or exploring Cedar Hill Park, enjoy the bluebonnets that bloom along the trails.

Cedar Hill | Directions

George W Bush Presidential Library 

The 15-acre native Texas park, located on the grounds of the SMU library, features a scenic one-mile trail covered with bluebonnets in the spring! 

SMU | Directions

Ennis Bluebonnet Trail

Beginning in April, “Official Texas Bluebonnet Trail”  opens, showcasing over 40 miles of some of the state's oldest and most scenic routes. Make sure to catch the weekend in April when they host their festival with vendors, live music, and more!

Ennis | Directions 

FORT WORTH BOTANIC GARDEN

Head to the beloved Fort Worth Botanic Gardens to see hundreds of stunning spring blooms, including bluebonnets! You can find them along the Pollinator Pathway and in the Rose and Trial gardens, as well as outside the garden near the Botanical Research Institute of Texas building. 

Fort Worth | Directions

Mt Zion Cemetery 

While the bluebonnets aren’t inside the cemetery, they bloom on a nearby hill, making it a great spot for photos.

Frisco | Directions 

Tandy Hills Natural Area

This protected prairie is home to hundreds of native plant species, especially wildflowers like bluebonnets! Admire the flora and fauna as you stroll the trails that stretch across 160 acres.

Fort Worth | Directions

AUSTIN & HILL COUNTRY

Brushy Creek Lake Park

This pet-friendly walking trail winds through a stunning bluebonnet field, offering the perfect setting for a family adventure.

Cedar Park | Directions 

Burnet

Known as the “Bluebonnet Capital of Texas,” this charming town is a must-visit. Stop by to see the giant bluebonnet statue or plan your trip in April for the annual Bluebonnet Festival. 

Burnet | Directions 

Brenham

With over 80 miles of scenic roadways with wildflowers, a dedicated wildflower watch website, and a detailed driving map, you’re sure to catch a glimpse of the breathtaking bluebonnet bloom during your visit!

Brenham | Directions

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Southwest of Austin, spring is the perfect time to explore nearly 900 native Texas plant species thriving in the meadows, trails, and gardens.

Austin | Directions

Marble Falls

Plan your scenic wildflower drive along the Bluebonnet Trail, starting at Johnson Park and Marble Falls Cemetery, and continuing to the Longhorn Cavern State Park. Don't forget to stop by the Bluebonnet House too! 

Marble Falls | Directions 

McKinney Falls State Park

Just southeast of downtown Austin, you will find over 700 acres of scenic beauty, featuring hiking and cycling trails, playgrounds and fields of bluebonnets!

Austin | Directions

Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area

Just outside of Austin, this Hill Country gem is a favorite among photographers and tourists alike covered in fields of Bluebonnets. It features scenic trails for walking and horseback riding, along with the charming small town of Spicewood.

Spicewood | Directions

POTEET

Just outside of San Antonio, you'll find Poteet, Texas, which is known as the "Strawberry Capital of Texas” with a rich agricultural history! The area offers more than just strawberries in the spring -- the surrounding countryside bursts into color as bluebonnets blanket the fields. 

Poteet | Directions

Wildseed Farms

One of the world’s largest working wildflower farms and vineyards is right in our backyard in Fredericksburg! Wander along scenic walking trails and enjoy a leisurely stroll through the vibrant blooms. 

Fredericksburg | Directions

Willow City Loop

Take a scenic drive along this 13-mile two-lane road, known for its abundance of wildflowers! Bluebonnets can be found all along the route, with plenty of places to pull over and snap some photos.

Willow City | Directions

WEST TEXAS

Big Bend National Park

Found along the scenic roads of Big Bend National Park, known as the Lupinus Havardii bluebonnets cascade across the hillsides, painting the landscape in vibrant shades of blue from February through March. 

Big Bend | Directions

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