About The Kern River Valley
The Kern River Valley is located in the Southern Sierra Mountains at the meeting of the North and South Forks of the Wild and Scenic Kern River. Five of the six major bioregions in the State of California merge here in the Kern River Valley making this valley one of nature's most diverse habitats. The combination of unusual landscapes, pristine wilderness areas, diverse animal and bird population and the friendliness of the locals; make this Valley a must see destination for all.
Also located in the Kern River Valley are the Cowboy Memorial, Kern River Preserve, Kern Valley Museum, Silver City Ghost Town, Trail of One Hundred Giants and the Magnificent Granite Formation, known as the Needles.
The Kern River Valley is located in the Southern Sierra Mountains at the meeting of the North and South Forks of the Wild and Scenic Kern River. Five of the six major bioregions in the State of California merge here in the Kern River Valley making this valley one of nature's most diverse habitats. The combination of unusual landscapes, pristine wilderness areas, diverse animal and bird population and the friendliness of the locals; make this Valley a must see destination for all.
Also located in the Kern River Valley are the Cowboy Memorial, Kern River Preserve, Kern Valley Museum, Silver City Ghost Town, Trail of One Hundred Giants and the Magnificent Granite Formation, known as the Needles.