Tehachapi Travel Guide

This former Kawaiisu village preserves ancient petroglyphs in California's high desert. Join a guided tour to explore archaeological treasures while learning about Native American history.

This 1931 Art Deco building houses artefacts chronicling Tehachapi's history and indigenous Kawaiisu culture. The Milano Gallery features baskets while volunteers share stories of railway development and settlers.

This 1931 art deco building serves as Tehachapi's administrative centre while showcasing distinctive period architecture. Appreciate its historical design elements during business hours Monday through Thursday.

Philip Marx Central Park offers a tranquil retreat with mature trees and well-maintained facilities in Tehachapi. Bring a picnic to enjoy at one of the shaded tables while children explore the playground.

This pioneering Tehachapi vineyard produced award-winning Zinfandel wines at high altitude, creating a unique California wine experience. Visitors enjoyed tastings in the Victorian estate.

This reconstructed 1904 depot showcases Tehachapi's railway heritage through artefacts and exhibits. Watch passing trains while docents share fascinating stories about the railroad's regional impact.

You can enjoy a tasting or tour at Triassic Legacy Vineyards during your travels to Tehachapi. Take in the live music and desert landscape in this family-friendly area.

Bear Valley Springs offers a secluded retreat across 25,000 acres of California's rolling hills and meadows. Guests of residents can enjoy horseback riding on 50 miles of trails or boating on Four Island Lake.