Kern River Valley Chamber

Kernville, California, originally known as Whiskey Flat, was established in 1860 as a hub for those seeking fortunes in the nearby Big Blue Gold Mine. The town's name was changed in 1864 to honor artist Edward M. Kern, reflecting its evolution from a wild mining camp to a family-friendly destination. Today, Kernville attracts visitors with its Wild West charm and a wealth of recreational activities, including whitewater rafting, kayaking, fishing, and mountain biking. It serves as the gateway to the Trail of 100 Giants and numerous Giant Sequoia groves, making it a perfect spot for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. Generated from the website

The Greater Bakersfield Convention & Visitors Bureau promotes the vibrant culture and diverse attractions of Bakersfield, California. Offering a range of activities including shopping, music, dining, and outdoor adventures, the bureau highlights the city as a hub for exploration and enjoyment in the heart of one of the largest agricultural producing regions in the world. Generated from the website

In operation since 1920, Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce provides networking and business education opportunities to the local community. Located in Bakersfield, Calif., the association works toward improving the socio-economic and cultural well-being of the community. The chamber also specializes in representing the interests of business with government, promoting the community as well as creating and supporting a strong local economy. Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce caters to bankers, beauticians and communication consultants, to name a few.