Have you ever whined, “There’s nothing to do in the Antelope Valley?”

Thanks to Bonnie Stone, you have no more excuses.  The AV's official tour guidebook is filled with festivals, events and directions for daytrips.  Plus, learn all there is to see and do including:

• America's first musical road–Avenue G between 30th and 40th Street West
• Hollywood’s back lot for hundreds of movies
• The World’s largest wind energy producer – Tehachapi Wind Resource Area
• The World’s only drive-through view of an earthquake fault–14 Fwy & Avenue S
• The World’s Smallest Air Show - Brian Ranch, Llano
• The Worlds most spectacular engineering feat – the Tehachapi Loop
• The World’s rarest cats – at the Exotic Feline Breeding Compound
• The World’s oddest “tree” – the Joshua – found only in the high desert
• The World’s longest running festival – the Wind Festival that begins January 1^st and ends December 31^st.
• The Nation’s alternative landing site for the Space Shuttle
•  Nation’s largest, non-game wildlife area – the Desert Tortoise Natural Area, California City
• The largest concentration of petroglyphs in the Western Hemisphere – China Lake Navy Base, Ridgecrest
• The State’s largest open-pit mine – Rio Tinto Minerals in Boron
• The State’s only poppy preserve – Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve
• The Fastest Road in the West – Willow Springs Raceway
• The first and fastest in air and space -- NASA, Edwards AFB and SpaceShipOne
• NEVER BE BORED AGAIN!  EXPLORE!