Things To Do

Fun Places to Visit

Explore the Area

From parks and nature to hiking trails to arts and culture ... there's no shortage of fun activities in the area.

Trail of 100 Giants
This trail features the giant Sequoia trees that are a must see. Located up the river, mountain 99 by about 45 minutes, this is the most popular attraction for our summertime guests!

Hiking Trails
Cannel, Whiskey Flat, and The Rincon Trail are just a few of many trails available for the public to access and enjoy. There are so many outside activities in the Kern Valley. From hiking to mountain biking, river rafting, and lake paddle boards, there is something for every sports enthusiast.

Kern River Preserve
Our Mission: to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity. Trail hours are dawn til dusk daily.

Nuui Cunni Native American Intertribal Cultural Center
The museum is located in Lake Isabella and showcases Native American artifacts. Admission is free.

Kern Valley Museum
History of the valley is displayed here within the rooms filled with historical relics and photos of yesteryear! A movie room with photographs of old-time actors and actresses showcase the walls. Current artist displays their works which change every month. A nice little souvenir shop has options for taking back that little something special for your family.

Kern Valley Golf Course
Lush green grounds, well-kept and complete with a restaurant and bar make this golf course a special place for our return golfers.

A rocky riverbank with flowing water and sparse vegetation.

Whitewater Rafting

We have several options for whitewater rafting in the area, noted below. Please contact them directly for rafting information as each offers different trips and activities such as mountain biking or kayaking in addition to white water rafting! Adventure awaits.

Whitewater Voyages | Mountain and River Adventures | Sierra South | Kern River Tours