Kat & Keith Cabin guidebook
Food scene
Best beer in town, delicious food, dog friendly
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Kern River Brewing Co
13415 Sierra WayBest beer in town, delicious food, dog friendly
Ewings on the Kern
125 Buena Vista DrAmazing views, delicious food, romantic
Recreation
Small ski resort only 7 miles from the cabin! Only open when it snows.
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Stazione sciistica di Alta Sierra
56700 Rancheria RdSmall ski resort only 7 miles from the cabin! Only open when it snows.
Miracle Hot Springs
rejuvenating mineral hot springs
Experience the giant sequoia majesties where you can drive or walk through the forest of the world's largest trees.
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Parco nazionale di Sequoia
1839 South Newcomb StreetExperience the giant sequoia majesties where you can drive or walk through the forest of the world's largest trees.
Whitewater Voyages - Kern Outdoor Center
11316 Kernville RdFun and exhilarating!
Kern River Outfitters
6602 Wofford BlvdRiverside Park
10 Kern River DrNice place to leisurely tube down the river
Trail of 100 Giants offers an easy, accessible walk through the Long Meadow Grove, one of the premier groves of giant sequoias in our area. Along the trail, you'll see impressively large giant sequoia trees, estimated up to 1,500 years old. A 1.3 mile paved trail has several loop options with interpretive signs for some of the highlights. Located on the Western Divide Highway (M 107), facilities include a paved parking area, restrooms, picnic area and Redwood Meadow Campground nearby. A $10.00 per vehicle fee is charged to help maintain and improve these facilities. The roads leading to the Trail are typically closed by snow during the winter months. (November thru April)
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Punto di partenza del sentiero dei 100 giganti
County Route 107Trail of 100 Giants offers an easy, accessible walk through the Long Meadow Grove, one of the premier groves of giant sequoias in our area. Along the trail, you'll see impressively large giant sequoia trees, estimated up to 1,500 years old. A 1.3 mile paved trail has several loop options with interpretive signs for some of the highlights. Located on the Western Divide Highway (M 107), facilities include a paved parking area, restrooms, picnic area and Redwood Meadow Campground nearby. A $10.00 per vehicle fee is charged to help maintain and improve these facilities. The roads leading to the Trail are typically closed by snow during the winter months. (November thru April)
groceries/supplies
Dollar General
5885 Wofford BlvdDown the mountain from the cabin for staples
Riverside One Stop
10800 Kernville Rd