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It's narrow, steep, and full of curves. Generally this means a lot of work and not much fun. However, the views are excellent and the smile you'll get on the downhill make it all worthwhile.

This is the end of the paved road but you can continue on a fire road to the summit of Mt Pinos. There's also hiking trails accessible if you want to leave your bike at the nordic center and stretch your legs a bit. I'd recommend continuing to the summit if you have time as there is a nearby Condor observation area where you might catch a glimpse of the majestic California Condor, North Americas largest land based bird.

This 32-acre park is home to an amphitheater, two ponds, trails, fountains, picnic areas, BBQs, and more. It's a great spot to bring the family whether you stay for the day or are just passing through.

The Kern River Parkway runs for miles through Bakersfield, crossing a number of varied habitats. The trail passes along nature preserves, city parks, and developed areas, each offering their own unique elements to the trail.

Opal Canyon Road is designated for off-road vehicles so you can expect to see Jeeps, ATVs, and dirt bikes out here. However, most of the time you'll be on your own for some real Desert Solitaire. It's beautiful but rugged, be sure you take more water than you think you'll need.

Red Rock Canyon has been an important landmark for centuries. From the Native Kawaiisu people to modern day hikers and campers. The namesake rocks are stunning and the park rewards those who choose to spend some time exploring.

Silver City isn't a ghost town in the true sense of the word. Instead, an enterprising couple, Dave & Arvilla Mills, moved many historic buildings from the surrounding area to their current locations. Many of these structures were due to be demolished and they are now living a second life as museum pieces.

Remington Hot Springs is a great treat for the weekend or a relaxing evening. The hot springs are pooled up just next to the rushing Kern River. Since the area is quite accessible, solitude is very unlikely.