Tehachapi Tourism Commission

Summer flew by!
From community celebrations and concerts to family fun, local events, and those little moments that make Tehachapi feel like home, we all packed a lot into this summer.

Now that summer is winding down, we want to know:
What was YOUR favorite event in Tehachapi this summer? 👇

Drop your favorite in the comments! We want to hear what made your summer memorable.

Thanks to Make Art Tehachapi, our electric boxes have been getting painted and looking amazing!

Have you checked them out?

Can you guess the name of this mural?

Hint: part of the name is also a street name!

Thunder on the Mountain Car and Motorcycle show is this weekend!

This show brings nearly 300 classic autos to downtown Tehachapi. So come enjoy food, merchandise, games, entertainment and beautiful cars.

Visiting Tehachapi on a weekday or scouting the area to open your next big business here? Make sure to visit the Chamber to connect and learn more about growing your business!

209 E Tehachapi Blvd

It’s the little details that give Tehachapi its distinct charm.

Know where this is?

The railroads are a big part of Tehachapi!
The Southern Pacific caboose stands as a reminder of the generations who helped shape this mountain community.
Whether you're visiting for the first time or rediscovering your hometown, this stop belongs on your Tehachapi bucket list.

Tag someone you'd bring to explore downtown Tehachapi.

Want to discover the stories that shaped Tehachapi?
Step inside the Tehachapi Museum and explore fascinating exhibits that bring our railroad, ranching, and community history to life. It's a must-visit for curious travelers of all ages.

Open Saturdays and Sundays 12pm - 4pm

Standing tall over Downtown, the Tehachapi Water Tower has become one of the city's most recognizable landmarks.

Would you consider it the landmark of Tehachapi?

The Peace Bell is located in Sand Canyon and offers stunning scenery, colorful architecture, and a moment of tranquility unlike anywhere else in the region. It's the perfect stop for photographers, history lovers, and anyone looking to explore something unexpected.