Small Towns. Big Outdoors.
The Hill
A locally made visitor’s guide to the mountain communities of the Tejon Pass — Frazier Park, Pine Mountain Club, Lake of the Woods, Lebec, and Lockwood Valley, along with the surrounding landscapes of Cuddy Valley and Mt. Pinos.
Cuddy Valley
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Plan your visit
Whether you’re coming for lunch, a weekend away, an outdoor adventure, or a local event, start here.
Eat
Mexican, BBQ, pizza, coffee, and bakeries — the kitchens on the mountain cook for high-country appetites.
Stay
Cabins, lodges, and camping under the pines.
Things to do
Hikes, fishing, OHV, stargazing, snow play, and horseback riding.
Year-round
Events
Festivals, live music, holiday parades, and open mic nights. See what’s coming up on the calendar.
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Halloween on The Hill
October 24, 2026, 6pm–11:30pm
One Night Only Paranormal Investigation 2026
As seen on Discovery's Ghost Adventures, Marie Mason is a professional Ghost Hunter and along with her team, you'll be escorted through The Park at night for a Paranormal Investigation focusing on 4 highlighted locations that after 5 years have always produced Paranormal activities. Come early, have some food, tell some campfire stories… This is NOT a ghost tour. This is NOT theater. This is NOT a walking history talk. This is a REAL paranormal investigation inside an authentic 1850s U.S. Army fort — after hours — guided by professional ghost hunters.
Event details
October 24, 2026, 6:30pm & 8:30pm
North Fork Ranch Haunted Hayride & Hike + CirqueSanity Show
CirqueSanity has teamed up with The North Fork Family Ranch for its own Haunted Cirque Show at their big Halloween event! Get tickets to witness the Haunted Hayride, Haunted Hike, plus this year's Haunted Cirque Show — "Field of Forgotten Whispers." We'll transport you to a world of ghosts and forgotten spirits in this haunting cirque performance set to an enchanting musical score — where whispers lure you through an abandoned barn to a moonlit clearing where former farmer Silas Blackwood has been trapped haunting these fields for hundreds of years. The performance culminates in a world of magical illusions and a breathtaking acrobatic adagio between the ghostly Farmer and Spirit herself. Two showtimes with only 100 seats per show and only 1 day — get your tickets while they last!
Event details
October 31, 2026, 7–10pm
Spooky Halloween Night!
Costume Contest at 8:00pm! Live music with "Journey in Time"! Drink Specials! Held upstairs in the POA Clubhouse.
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Look up
Mt. Pinos sits at 8,831 feet, above much of the coastal fog and valley haze. On clear, moonless nights the area is popular with amateur astronomers, and many visiting astronomers are happy to share a look through their eyepiece—just ask before approaching their equipment.
Local tip: bring a red flashlight and arrive before sundown. Conditions vary with weather, moonlight, smoke, and seasonal road access.
Stargazing guideThe communities
Different Communities. One Hill.
The Hill brings together the mountain communities of Frazier Park, Pine Mountain Club, Lake of the Woods, Lebec, and Lockwood Valley, along with the surrounding landscapes of Cuddy Valley and Mt. Pinos.
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Pine Mountain Club
Pine-forested community with a village center, a golf course, and a Sunday market through summer and fall.
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Frazier Park
The mountain's downtown — dining and shops along Mt Pinos Way, and the community park at its center.
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Lockwood Valley
Open ranch land on the north side of the mountain.
Mt. Pinos after a light winter storm
A few local favorites
Where the locals go
Cliff's Cafe
Cafe & live music
Comfort food and coffee by day; reggae and country nights by night.
→Mountain View Market
Market · liquor · deli
Groceries, deli fare, and fresh pizza in the heart of Frazier Park.
→Bonfield Farm
Equine boarding & training
Riding lessons, pastures, and trail access in Cuddy Valley.
→Mountain Mélange
Boutique & gifts
Gifts and home goods in Pine Mountain Club.
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About The Hill
“We’re from The Hill.”
Long before there was a local high school, students from these mountain communities were bussed to schools miles away. When classmates asked where they came from, the answer was always the same.
“We’re from The Hill.”
Today that name stands for the mountain communities of Frazier Park, Pine Mountain Club, Lake of the Woods, Lebec, and Lockwood Valley, along with the surrounding landscapes of Cuddy Valley and Mt. Pinos — and for the people who built this place before us.