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Dinuba -
Visit Dinuba, the gateway to the magnificent Sierra
Nevada mountains. Dinuba is a community uniquely blessed
with abundant agriculture and friendly, gracious people
from a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds. Dinuba's
industrial park has attracted large distribution centers
such as; Patterson Dental, Ruiz Foods, and Best Buy.
 Exeter -
Senses are delighted whenever one looks, whether it's
the outdoor art gallery, giant murals celebrating Exeter's
history & culture, the antique & specialty
shops, or the spectacular view of the Sierra Nevada
Mountains with snowcapped peaks reaching to more than
13,000 feet. Experience the friendliness and charm
of Exeter.Farmersville (no link) - One of the oldest
communities in Tulare County, Farmersville processes
cotton, walnuts, tree and field crops. Once a stop
for the Butterfield Stage, the city enjoys a rich history.
Lemon
Cove - A small citrus community surrounded
on three sides by foothills and hundreds of acres
of orange groves. Lake Kaweah, a four square mile
body of water, is great for swimming, fishing,
wildlife viewing and boating. Marina services,
jet ski rentals and boat rentals are available.
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Lindsay -
is nestled at the base of the Sierra Nevadas in the
San Joaquin Valley, 13 miles east of highway 99, on
highway 65. Lindsay, in the heart of the California
citrus area, boasts any quaint businesses and spectacular
murals. An All American City designee in 1995, Lindsay
is blessed with several fine restaurants. Come visit
and enjoy our town.
Porterville - "All-America
City", gateway to the Giant Sequoias and the Golden
Trout Wilderness. Porterville is a friendly city that
welcomes tourists. Antiques, boutiques, tour-of-the-century
homes, restaurants and museums are all in Porterville.
 Springville -
Not only is Springville the perfect base from which
to explore the Giant Sequoia National Monument, there
are many outstanding loop drives through the area's
majestic landscape, including Balch Park and Mountain
Home State Forest. This friendly, foothill village
also offers a variety of shops, restaurants and lodgings
to accommodate visitors. Nature walks, hikes, rock
climbing, bike rides, horseback riding for backcountry
adventures, and year-round events add to the reasons
to visit often.
Three
Rivers - Mountain beauty with the charm
of one of the most historic towns in the southern
High Sierras. This is a place where the middle,
east, north and south forks meet to create the
Kaweah River, flowing through town and into Kaweah
Lake.
Tulare -
Thousands of visitors come to Tulare each year for
the California Farm Equipment Show and International
exposition and the California Antique Farmer Equipment
Show, both held at the International Agri-Center. Take
a trip back in time and enjoy the traditions at the
Tulare Historical museum or a walking tour of Tulare's
downtown mural. don't forget to stop by "Tule
Toot", the Welcome Center at the Horizon Outlet
Mall.
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