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Here is a video of a Tehachapi wind farm in action. You can gain close access to the wind turbines via the Pacific Crest Trail off of Cameron Rd. Tours are also available.

Nestled in the hills of the Cummings Valley area of Tehachapi, California, Indian Point Ostrich Ranch is surrounded by breathtaking vistas and scenic landscapes. Visitors enjoy taking tours of the Ostrich Ranch and observing the ostrich in their natural environment. Everyone is captivated by their inquisitive behavior. Tour the ranch and get up close to the largest bird on earth!

Indian Point Ostrich Ranch also supplies delicious ostrich meat all over Kern County and Los Angeles County. Browse our website for ostrich facts, great ostrich recipes and try some of our luxurious ostrich lotions.

Contact Info
28101 Giraudo Rd.
Tehachapi, Ca 93561
www.IndianPointRanch.com

661.822.9131

Tangleweed Farm is located in Tehachapi, California. The farm offers seasonal vegetables, berries, and cut flower bouquets. Each of these products has been grown at the farm using natural growing methods. Gifts, plants, herbs, and additional specialty items may be purchased at Tangleweed’s farm stand and gift shop. Our business hours are Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 10am to 5pm.

Contact Info
21192 Old Town Road
Tehachapi, Ca 93561
www.tangleweedfarm.com

661.822.8806

Green Energy Produced in Tehachapi, California
California has been the pioneer in the generation of wind energy. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, the three largest wind farms in the world are at Altamont Pass, California, just east of San Francisco, in the Tehachapi Mountains in Kern County, and at San Gorgonio Pass, just north of Palm Springs. Read more…

The Tehachapi Loop is considered one of the most noted engineering feats in the world of railroads and civil engineering. William Hood, a civil engineer for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, was the genius behind this achievement.

The Tehachapi Loop took two years to complete, from 1874 -1876. The Loop is 28 miles in length with an average grade of 2.2%. Constructed by 3000 Chinese workers imported from Canton, China who literally dug, picked and blasted their way through 18 tunnels. Read more…