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- “Noose Wash” Pictographs & Petroglyphs
- Sage, CA
- Pleasant Valley Petroglyphs (Joshua Tree National Park)
- Bedrock City (Williams, AZ)
- Red Lady Pictograph & Burnette Lady Pictograph Sites (Joshua Tree National Park)
- Pegleg Smith Monument
- Warner-Carrillo Ranch House
- Eagle Cliff Mine (Joshua Tree National Park)
- Samuelson’s Rocks (Joshua Tree National Park)
- Alister’s Cave Pictographs (Joshua Tree National Park)
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Lake Isabella Archive
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Slippery Rock Petroglyphs (Lake Isabella, CA / Kern River)
Most rock art in the Kern River Valley is believed to have come from the Tubatulabal and Kawaiisu tribes that have lived in this valley for well over 1,000 years. The petroglyphs represented here are said to be much older than other rock art in thearea. This is based on the atlatl designs present, they likely predate both the Tubatulabal…
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A. Brown Flour Mill & Ranch
The A. Brown Flour Mill & Ranch is located in Weldon, CA along route 178 between Highway 395, and Lake Isabella. From Highway 395 follow route 178 for approximately 31 miles, the ranch will be located on your right hand side. From the Lake Isabella Blvd. route 178 entrance follow route 178 for approximately 11.25 miles, the ranch will be located…
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Silver City, CA
Silver City is located in the town of Bodfish, CA, just a few mile drive from Lake Isabella. I was pretty excited to visit Silver City based on some of the photos that I had seen. Upon arrival I realized that I’ve driven past this place on numerous occasions, never realizing exactly what it was. Upon approached Silver City you…
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Havilah, CA
Havilah is located about 20 miles off of State Route 58 on Caliente-Bodfish Road. From the town of Lake Isabella you are looking at about a 25-30 minute drive. Havilah was the original county seat of Kern County when the county was founded in 1866. In 1872 the county government was moved 50 miles away to Bakersfield, where it remains…













