Named for pioneer George Homer Bodfish, who settled the area in 1867 source
Community character
Bodfish is a small, rural mountain community in the southern Kern River Valley that serves as a gateway to Isabella Lake, the Kern River, and Sequoia National Forest. source
Silver City Ghost Town
Open-air museum in Bodfish preserving over 20 relocated historic mining-era buildings source
Isabella Lake
Kern County's largest reservoir, just north of Bodfish source
Kern River
North Fork of the Kern is a federally designated Wild and Scenic River popular for whitewater source
Keysville Special Recreation Management Area
BLM area near Bodfish with over 70 miles of trails for off-road vehicles, mountain biking, and horseback riding source
Sequoia National Forest
National forest surrounding the Kern River Valley with campgrounds and trails accessible from Bodfish source
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