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P.O. Box 1911-90
Tehachapi, CA 93581
661-822-5465

Lic.# 500624
National Home Owners' Association
Building Industry Association of Kern Co.

About Tehachapi

CLIMATE - Located at the base of the beautiful Sierra Mountains, Tehachapi is a mountain valley community with a beauty of its own Often referred to as the “Land of Four Seasons,” Summers are pleasantly warm and dry, a beautiful Fall follows, Winter brings light snows, and Spring offers breathtaking displays of poppies, along with lupines and many other wild flowers. Summer temperatures average from approximately 58 to 87, occasionally reaching the 90’s. Winter temperatures average from 31 to 53, occasionally reaching below 15. While seldom quiet, the wind can range from 4 to 17 mph on any given day…quite a positive for Tehachapi’s many glider enthusiasts…and allows the area to maintain wind farm. A glider port and small municipal airport are available to the public.

CABLE AND SATELLITE SERVICES – Both cable and satellite services are available in the Tehachapi area, including high speed Internet Access with and without phone line connections. Nearby Bakersfield-based services are also available toll free.

RECREATION - The Tehachapi Valley Recreation and Parks District maintains a variety of parks for both youth and adults. Six recreational facilities are located throughout the Greater Tehachapi Area, with different areas offering playgrounds, softball fields, lighted baseball fields, picnic tables, a Gazebo, pavilion, gymnasium, meeting rooms. Soccer fields and a roller hockey rink are available for youth.

The Tehachapi communities of Bear Valley and Stallion Springs additionally offer other leisure time facilities, including golf and country club facilities, swimming, horseback riding, an equestrian center, tennis courts, and a shooting range. Presently under development in Stallion Springs is the Woodward-West Camp for Extreme Sports, offering all those sports that kids love to do.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS and TOURIST ATTRACTIONS - Take time to watch trains weaving their way through the Tehachapi Creek watershed as they follow a continuous curve that winds back over itself. Climbing 3600 feet in 50 track miles between Bakersfield and Tehachapi, the Tehachapi Pass Rail Line has been in continuous use for over 120 years. Considered an outstanding engineering feat, the Tehachapi Loop has been honored by the American Society of Civil Engineers as a National Civil Engineering Historic Landmark

Explore the Heritage Museum, visit the Errea House, spend an afternoon at Mourning Cloak ranch and Botanical Garden, or schedule an interpretive tour of the Tomo-Kahni state Par, a Kawaiisu Native American winter home village. Include a trip to an ostrich farm, the
Tehachapi-Mojave wind farms, participate in the Tehachapi Mountain Festival and PRCA Rodeo, or set aside time to attend the unique yearly two-day Native American Indian Pow Wow.

For more details check out the excellent Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce website for additional information w or write for your copy of the Greater Tehachapi Charmer of Commerce 2002 Business Referral Directory and look through its colorful pages.

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