Roadside Geology in the Sierra Nevada and Tehachapi Mountains

Learn about the significant geological features hiding in plain sight along the roads in the southern Sierra Nevada and Tehachapi mountains.
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[@dannyfubar3099]

Excellent post, thank you for sharing.

[@jamesconger8509]

These are just great videos. Thank you.

[@etherjazz]

Excellent job! I really enjoyed the presentation.

[@Rowganlife]

thanks for the Geology vids! not enough of these!

[@donanything6816]

Thank you for the lesson. Touched upon so many interesting features in the area. I have been looking for years for this type of information. I've lived in the Tehachapi area since the 80's and there is still so much more to learn about it.
I look forward to more lessons, specifically on Tehachapi. The mountains, valleys, mines and other features.
Thanks again.

[@thomus4548]

That was a fantastic video, I grew up in Tehachapi and drive the 58 daily. I always find myself wondering about the geology that made the beautiful landscape. Thanks for the video!

[@phillipswain4942]

Great video , very informative concerning the geology of the area

[@paulgipe6684]

Thanks Tim, it was very helpful. Keep them coming!

[@lancehermann3692]

That was very interesting

[@P3RV-3]

this was awesome, thank you.

[@dogfacesailor]

If the "back bone of California" is the Sierra Nevada, does that make the Tejon Pass (The Grapevine to the New Hall Pass) the Rectum?
jk, but funny.
Love your work.

[@peggybrem2848]

I am interested in the geology of “Black Mountain”, just southwest of Tehachapi above Golden Hills West. The ridge looks like a fault & the rock quite dark & sharp but I wonder whether it could be basalt or ?