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Lugares emblemáticos
Giant Sequoia Trees, largest in the world. Accessible trails, picnic opportunities and cool in summer due to high elevation.
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County Route 107Giant Sequoia Trees, largest in the world. Accessible trails, picnic opportunities and cool in summer due to high elevation.
Trails among cottonwood trees, dogs ok on leash. Audubon Bird Society, bobcats, owls. Historic Brown Mill.
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Kern River Preserve
18747 CA-178Trails among cottonwood trees, dogs ok on leash. Audubon Bird Society, bobcats, owls. Historic Brown Mill.
!6 miles of mostly flat, sometimes rocky, trail along the Kern River.
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Whiskey Flat Trail
!6 miles of mostly flat, sometimes rocky, trail along the Kern River.
Información sobre la ciudad
Charming town along the river.
Food and Drink: Pizza Barn, Kern River Brewing Company, Ewings on the Kern, Cheryl's Diner, James Sierra Gateway Market.
Parks/Recreation: Whiskey Flat Trail, Riverside Park, White Water Rafting, Kern River activities
Fast Internet/Work Space: Kernville Co-Work
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Kernville
Charming town along the river.
Food and Drink: Pizza Barn, Kern River Brewing Company, Ewings on the Kern, Cheryl's Diner, James Sierra Gateway Market.
Parks/Recreation: Whiskey Flat Trail, Riverside Park, White Water Rafting, Kern River activities
Fast Internet/Work Space: Kernville Co-Work
Lugares de interés
A short but steep hike down to the river, where there are a half dozen tubs to soak in the hot springs. Free and located in the national forest. Go early to beat crowds.
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Remington Hot Springs Trailhead
A short but steep hike down to the river, where there are a half dozen tubs to soak in the hot springs. Free and located in the national forest. Go early to beat crowds.
A short but steep hike down to the river where there are a half dozen tubs to soak in the natural hot springs. Free and in the national forest. Go early to beat the crowd.
23 명의 현지인이 추천하는 곳
Remington Hot Springs Trailhead
A short but steep hike down to the river where there are a half dozen tubs to soak in the natural hot springs. Free and in the national forest. Go early to beat the crowd.