Mt. Pinos, standing at 8,831 feet, is the tallest peak in the San Emigdio Mountains and the highest point in Los Padres National Forest, Kern County, and Ventura County. As part of the Transverse Ranges, this breathtaking mountain offers stunning views, diverse wildlife, and year-round outdoor recreation, making it a favorite destination for hikers, campers, stargazers, astronomers, and nature lovers.

Adventure awaits at Ballinger Canyon OHV and Deer Park, a premier destination for off-road enthusiasts. With 11 rugged 4x4 roads, 14 thrilling motorcycle trails, and 12 exciting ATV trails, you'll find nearly 70 miles of diverse terrain to explore. Navigate washes, narrow tracks, and challenging climbs, all while taking in breathtaking views of Ballinger Canyon and the surrounding badlands.

The Pine Mountain Club area is home to 24 scenic campgrounds within Los Padres National Forest, offering the perfect setting for camping, hiking, biking, and OHV adventures. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an outdoor adventure, you'll find a spot that suits your needs.

Popular campgrounds include Aliso Campground, Ballinger Campground, Chuchupate Campground, Chula Vista Campground, Dome Springs Campground, Goldhill Campground, McGill Campground, McGill Group Campground, Mt. Pinos, and many more.

The extraordinary Tejon Ranch Conservancy stewards 240,000 acres of truly wild California landscape, protects a diverse range of wildlife, plants, and animals, and maintains vital corridors regional wildlife needs to move freely between the Central Valley, Antelope Valley, Sierra Nevada, and the Coastal Ranges.

The Tejon Ranch Conservancy was established in 2008 with the signing of a Land Use Agreement to set aside 240,000 acres of Tejon Ranch land for conservation.

Frazier Park provides a peaceful mountain retreat from the congestion, noise, and pace of suburban living. People move here to enjoy the small town atmosphere, fresh air, blue skies, clean water, four-season climate, and the natural beauty of the surrounding Los Padres National Forest.

It's a great place to raise children, own a retirement home or just a place to get away from it all.

Lake of the Woods is nestled on the north and south facing slopes of Tecuya Mountain and Frazier Mountain just west of Frazier Park surrounded by the Los Padres National Forest. This small alpine residential community provides a peaceful living environment with panoramic views of the San Emigdio mountain range, fresh air, blue skies, and access to some of the best year-around outdoor recreation in Southern California.

Cuddy Valley with its Colorado feel is truly one of the premier locations to live in the greater Frazier Mountain area. This incredibly scenic and peaceful valley is surrounded by national forest on all four sides providing residents with stunning 360° views of the San Emigdio Mountain range, endless trails for hiking, horseback riding, and year-round opportunities to explore and enjoy the natural unspoiled splendor of Los Padres National forest.