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This well maintained park is set on the cliffs above the Kern River. There are plenty of trails, benches, and open spaces. You can also find water fountains if you need to refill your bottles.

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.

The Park at River Walk, also known as River Walk Park, spans 32 acres and is open to the public. Visitors can enjoy two lakes, a stretch of the Kern River, the Spectrum Amphitheater, and the Kern River Bike Trail. There is plenty of parking and great views.

This is a fantastic extension of the park with a wide flat path along the steep cliffside. With oil rigs and ranches as its backdrop, there are plenty of benches to sit, relax, and take in the scenery. Here, you can enjoy the views of the oilfields contrasting with the lush Panorama Vista Preserve next to them, which is used as a wildlife rehabilitation area.

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.

Poso Creek runs for nearly 90 miles through Kern County. It's headwaters in the Sierra Nevada mean it only runs intermittently and is heavily dependent on high elevation precipitation in order to flow. When its waters are high it joins the Kern River in the Kern National Wildlife Refuge.

The Round Mountain Oil Field may be a blight on the landscape for some, but it doesn't totally ruin the views. As the road winds through the area you'll have some wonderful views across the valley with no oil industry equipment in sight.