FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- The 2020 Fresno County Fruit Trail is now underway, allowing customers to buy fresh-picked produce directly from the farm.

The 12th anniversary of the Fresno County Fruit Trail is off to an early start in 2014. The trail maps out more than three dozen stands and businesses where you can find fresh food.

Many of the stands are along the Fresno County Fruit Trail, created six years ago to showcase the county’s bounty. It’s among the top U.S. producers of peaches, nectarines and plums.

It's a region that is lush with lovely fruits, and when the weather begins to warm up, and the tiny buds along limbs begin to open, fans of the Fresno County Fruit Trail know it is time to do a ...

Explore the Fresno County Fruit Trail The showy petals begin to sprout around the middle of February, with a strong run of blossom beauty into March.

Fruit Trail Displays at the Fresno County Fruit Trail Opening Ceremony will include: Circle K Ranch - Selma Simonian Farms - Fresno Aspen Acres - Sanger Berry Lady Farms - Kingsburg Wawona's Peach ...

If you love local fresh fruit, the Fresno County Fruit Trail is a must see. And even if you’ve hit some of these rural farm stands before, there are new places to discover this year. Fresno ...

Fruit Trail Displays at the Fresno County Fruit Trail Opening Ceremony will include: Circle K Ranch - Selma Simonian Farms - Fresno Aspen Acres - Sanger Berry Lady Farms - Kingsburg Wawona's Peach ...

Fruit Trail Displays at the Fresno County Fruit Trail Opening Ceremony will include: Circle K Ranch - Selma Simonian Farms - Fresno Aspen Acres - Sanger Berry Lady Farms - Kingsburg Wawona's Peach ...

Farms have dozens of different fruits on sale including grapes, peaches, plums, and nectarines growers say the best reason to visit the trail is to experience the freshness of the fruit.

The Fresno County Fruit Trail features roadside stands and farms with seasonal offerings at good prices.

Fresno County's Fruit Trail is now open for the season.