The Kern River Sierra Outdoor Recreation Topo Map List Price: $12.95 Publication Date:  Fall 2011 ISBN:   978-0-9723361-4-7 Sides:  Printed on both sides Size:  32"X28" Map,  7"x4.5" Folded Topo Lines: 100 Foot Contours Scale: 1:62,500 (1 Inch on map = 1 Mile on land) GPS: Includes 7.5' Lat/Long Grid Paper:  State of the art waterproof and tear resistant plastic hybrid paper Land: Distinguishes between the various types of Public Lands and private property Trails: Depicts different type of trails such as Multi-Use, Wilderness, and low-use singletrack Suggestions: Includes numerous hikes and featured bike routes, such as several variations of the popular Just Outstanding ride and the epic Cannell Trail.

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Features: The Kern River Sierra, the epicenter of outdoor adventure, is now on the map:  "The Kern River Sierra Outdoor Recreation Topo Map!"

The map features the hiking and mountain biking trails, rock climbing spots, whitewater launches and named rapids, giant sequoia groves, winter trailheads, water sports,  fishing and hunting access, and other recreational opportunities in the Kern River and Southern Sierra region.

Ranging from 10,000 feet to 2,000 feet in elevation, the rugged and diverse land of the Kern River Sierra ecompasses the Giant Sequoia National Monument, Camp Nelson, Black Rock Station and the Kern Plateau, Kernville, Lake Isabella, Keyesville, Greenhorn Mountains, Piute Mountains and much of the Domeland and Golden Trout Wilderness.

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Purchase locally in Kernville, Wofford Heights, Lake Isabella, and Kern River Valley at:

Sierra South, Ride KRV Bike Shop, Kern River Brewing Company, Kern River Fly Fishing, Mountain River Adventures, Pizza Barn, Kernville Chamber of Commerce, Riverside One-Stop, James Store in Kernville & South Lake, Charlies Market, Sierra Mtn Market/Chevron, Wofford Liquor/Fast Trip, Lightener's Firearms, Isabella Super Market.

Also available at Action Sports in Bakersfield.

Purchase on Amazon.com

Also, check out the online guidebook at KernRiverSierra.com,

or photos from the making of the Map here.