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4worldlovers: Bakersfield is a city located on the Kern River, north of Los Angeles. Bakersfield has long been known as a stopover for those traveling between Los Angeles and San Francisco and for its home affordability and close proximity to Los Angeles County.

Once know for oil and agriculture Bakersfield it has morphed into a Central Valley hub for arts and culture, while still offering a glimpse of the region’s past. One fascinating historical site worth a visit is Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park, 45 miles out of town. Be sure to take time to walk along the scenic banks of the Kern River that stretches over 20 miles. Buck Owen’s Crystal Palace is also a popular tourist attraction in the city, which boasts music venues and restaurant fun for the whole family.

In some ways, Bakersfield feels like Texas. Oil rigs dot the horizon and honky-tonks are easy to come by. But the metro area’s location in the fertile San Joaquin Valley has instilled in residents the love of fresh, locally sourced foods, which is the heart of the California culture.

Bakersfield has hundreds of miles of bike paths and lanes and nearly 60 parks, offering locals plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.

The Sierra Nevada Mountains and some of California’s expansive national forests are a short drive away, with Yosemite being just a bit farther drive. Look around you – there is SO much to see beyond the East side of the city.

If museums are more your scene, the award winning Bakersfield Museum of Art is a must see, as is the California Living Museum which also has exhibits of animals and plants native to California.

Are you moving to Bakersfield with school-aged children? Then you are in a luck because Bakersfield has a variety of schools to choose from. There are currently 33 elementary schools as well as eight middle and high schools. The school district has a mission to ensure a safe and positive learning enriched environment for your children where they will meet friends and become acquainted with their school very quickly.