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Antelope Valley Community Links and Resources
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We're happy to provide the following links to Antelope Valley related items of interest. If you know of a valuable resource for our Antelope Valley visitors, please let us know!
Antelope Valley Press
Local News for Antelope Valley
Antelope Valley Transit Authority
Information on public transportation, schedules ect.
Antelope Valley Fairgrounds
Find out what fun things are coming up at the AV Fairgrounds!
Antelope Valley Hospital
Find out about our state of the art medical care, physician directory and more.
Antelope Valley College
Antelope Valley College has been dedicated to the higher education needs of the valley for more than 75 years, educating thousands of people annually.
Anteope Valley Indian Museum
The Antelope Valley Indian Museum stands against towering rock formations in the Mojave Desert. The large boulders become a portion of its interior while timbers from Joshua trees cover supports for its roof. This folk art structure is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors will find the history of the Museum and the collections it houses both colorful and varied.
Antelope Valley Union High School
A safe and secure setting with rigourous, relevant and reality based cirriculum.
Mojave Desert State Parks
Red Rock Canyon, Saddleback Butte, Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve, Antelope Valley Indian Museum, Tomo-Kahni, Ripley Desert Woodlands and Mitchell Caverns / Providence Mountains State Recreation Area
Greater Antelope Valley Economic Alliance
Industry and economic outlook information and resources for Antelope Valley
Antelope Valley Classified Advertising
Your classified marketplace for the entire Antelope Valley
Antelope Valley Metrolink
The Antelope Valley Line connects the heavily populated areas of Lancaster and Santa Clarita with downtown Los Angeles and the busy media districts in Burbank and Glendale.
Antelope Valley History
Before there was a Palmdale, there was a place called Palmenthal and a place called Harold. But, many hundreds of years ago, before either of these settlements existed, the Kitanemuk Indians occupied the area...Visit the site to find out more
The Antelope Valley Mall
Experience the variety and great shopping we have to offer
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