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Winter sports enthusiasts from both ends of the Grapevine know the Frazier Mountain area for its snow-covered slopes, while warm-weather adventurers love it for its many miles of hiking trails, campgrounds and off-road vehicle routes circling the 8,831-foot-high Mt. Pinos. Lying mostly within the vast Los Padres National Forest, a handful of unincorporated communities comprise the greater Frazier Mountain area, spanning nearly 20 miles from Interstate 5 to Pine Mountain Club. At its heart is the community of Frazier Park, home to more than 2,000 of an estimated 10,000 residents who call the rugged mountain area home and vacation homeowners who call it home away from home. Frazier Park serves the civic and commercial needs of mountain dwellers with a post office, bank, market, library, restaurants and shops. The area's early inhabitants include members of several American Indian tribes collectively known as the Tejon Indians, Spanish and Mexican land grant holders and...

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