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Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Palmdale, California Home of the Skunk Works® VISITOR GUIDE Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Palmdale, California Home of the Skunk Works® Lockheed Martin 1011 Lockheed Way Palmdale, CA 93599 www.lockheedmartin.com Lockheed Martin Skunk Works® The Skunk Works of today is focused on the critical aircraft of tomorrow. Advanced technology solutions for manned and unmanned systems draw on our world-class capabilities in conceptual design, systems engineering and integration, complex project management, software development and rapid prototyping. These core capabilities tie to the foundation of the Skunk Works where founder Kelly Johnson’s mantra, “quick, quiet and quality,” guides each and every project from concept to flight. Building 600 Visitor Identification and Check-In Logix Credit Union and Lockheed Martin Gear 2 Driving Directions from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) To Lockheed Martin Plant 10 from LAX - From LAX take Century Blvd (East) - Merge onto I-405 San Diego Fwy (North) via the ramp on the right (approx 26 miles) - Merge onto the I-5 (North) - Merge onto CA-14 Antelope Valley Fwy (North) toward Palmdale/Lancaster (approx 36 miles) - Exit Avenue P/Rancho Vista Blvd (Exit 37) and turn right - Turn left onto Lockheed Way after crossing railroad tracks - Proceed to Bldg. 600 Visitor ID at 1011 Lockheed Way - Check in at the Badge and ID office 3 Driving Directions from Ontario Airport (ONT) To Lockheed Martin Plant 10 from Ontario Airport - Start out going East on E Airport Dr toward East North Way - Turn left onto N Archibald Ave (N Archibald Ave is just past North Way) - Merge onto I-10 (West) via the ramp on the left toward Los Angeles - Merge onto CA-57 (North) toward I-210 - Merge onto I-210 (West) via the exit on the left toward Pasadena - Take the I-5 North/Golden State Fwy exit on the left toward Sacramento - Merge onto CA-14 Antelope Valley Fwy (North) toward Palmdale/Lancaster (approx 36 miles) - Exit Avenue P/Rancho Vista Blvd (Exit 37) and turn right - Turn left onto Lockheed Way after crossing railroad tracks - Proceed to Bldg. 600 Visitor ID at 1011 Lockheed Way - Check in at the Badge and ID office 4 Driving Directions from Burbank Airport (BUR) To Lockheed Martin Plant 10 from Burbank Airport - Go North on Hollywood Way toward Burton Ave (1.1 miles) - Merge onto I-5 (North) via the ramp on the left - Merge onto CA-14 Antelope Valley Fwy (North) toward Palmdale/Lancaster (approx 36 miles) - Exit Avenue P/Rancho Vista Blvd (Exit 37) and turn right - Turn left onto Lockheed Way after crossing railroad tracks - Proceed to Bldg. 600 Visitor ID at 1011 Lockheed Way - Check in at the Badge and ID office 5 Airport Freeway Map To Edwards Air Force Base (EAFB) 14 Lancaster Lockheed Martin Palmdale Palmdale Castaic 14 Acton Canyon Country 5 Santa 14 Clarita 5 210 San 118 Fernando 210 Chatsworth 5 170 Burbank 101 134 405 Glendale Pasadena 210 Rancho 15 Cucamonga Alhambra 2 5 Covina 10 10 Santa Los Angeles Pomona Ontario 10 Monica 10 605 170 Culver City 110 60 LAX Inglewood La Habra 6 Local Area Map To Edwards Air Force Base W Ave B 138 W Ave D Sierra Hwy Gen. William J. Fox Airfield W Ave G E Ave G 110th St W 110th 80th St W 50th St W 60th St W W Ave I 14 Lancaster Sierra Hwy W Ave K E Ave K W Ave M E Ave M Elizabeth Lake Road Lockheed Martin Palmdale AV Mall Rancho Vista Blvd Palmdale Palmdale Blvd 138 To Pearblossom Hwy Ontario 14 Airport S ie r ra H w y Sierra Hwy Antelope 14 Valley Fwy To LAX and Burbank Airports Soledad Canyon 7 Palmdale Site Map - Plant 10 Flyaway Gate 9 614 620 631 Ν 660 621 632 654 602 653 622 633 652 609 640 641 651 642 670 627 612 623 634 604 610 650 664 Big Safari Way 605 625 629 630 624 635 669 668 645 644 613 626 665 Gate 12 643 617 F-104 Place 618 601 636 637 Dragon Lady Drive U-2 Way 646 Ben’s Place 619 Skunk’s Den 607 615 606 616 608 601 603 611 Kelly’s Way Way Lockheed Skunk Works Drive Skunk Works Nighthawk Way Gate 3 Horizon Way Bldg. Sierra Highway Sierra 600 Blackbird Drive Scale: None This map is for general reference only. Lockheed Way 10th Street East Ave P (Rancho Vista Blvd.) 8 Hotel Guide - Map 15th 15th St W Sierra Hwy Antelope Valley W Avenue O-8 Country Club E Antelope Valley W Ave I MallE Ave I 15th 15th St W Rancho Vista Blvd Lowes Dr Lowes Lancaster Blvd The Blvd Lancaster 10th 10th St W G Division St B D W Avenue J E Avenue J Center Dr Trade C Technology Blvd I 14 W Avenue K E Avenue K Auto Center Dr Sierra Hwy 20th St W Challenger Way 10th St E 10th Way Challenger 10th 10th St W Palmdale 5th St W Elizabeth Lake Rd 20th St E 30th St E W Ave Q Tierra Subida Ave W Palmdale Blvd 14 W Avenue L F H A 14 W Avenue M Columbia Way E Avenue M USAF Plant 42 W Avenue N 10th 10th St W 14 Sierra Hwy Antelope Valley Lockheed Martin W Avenue O-8 Country Club E Plant 10 Lockheed Antelope Way Valley Blackbird Mall Rancho Vista Airpark W Avenue P Lowes Blvd E Avenue P Dr B G D 20th St E 25th St E 30th St E Technology Palmdale C Blvd Elizabeth Lake Rd W Ave Q 10th 10th St W FH Trade Center Dr Trade A 5th St W Palmdale Blvd Not to scale 9 Hotel Guide A. Best Western John Jay Inn & Suites E. Hilton Garden Inn 600 W Palmdale Blvd, Palmdale 1309 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 661-575-9322 * 661-998-2000 B. Courtyard by Marriott F. Holiday Inn 530 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 38630 5th St West, Palmdale * 661-947-4100 661-947-8055 G. Residence Inn by Marriott C. Embassy Suites 514 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 39375 5th St West, Palmdale * 661-947-4204 * 661-266-3756 H. Staybridge Hotel D. Hampton Inn 420 W Park Dr, Palmdale 39428 Trade Center Dr, Palmdale 661-947-9300 * 661-265-7400 I. TownePlace Suites 2024 West Ave J-8, Lancaster 661-723-6709 C B F E Recommended * 10 Restaurant Guide - Map U W Avenue O-8 15th 15th St W L K N J W Ave I E E Ave I R 15th 15th St W O Lancaster Blvd The Blvd Lancaster Q M B Division St D S W Avenue J E Avenue J X H V 14 T A P W Avenue K E Avenue K 10th 10th St W Sierra Hwy 20th St W Challenger Way 10th St E 10th Way Challenger 10th 10th St W F 20th St E 30th St E I G W Avenue L Rancho Vista Blvd Antelope Valley Mall C 14 W Avenue M Columbia Way E Avenue M USAF Plant 42 W Avenue N 10th 10th St W 14 Sierra Hwy U Antelope Valley Lockheed Country Club Martin W Avenue O-8 Plant 10 L KNJ X R Lockheed E Q Way H S T A Blackbird I G F Rancho Vista Airpark W Avenue P Lowes Blvd E Avenue P AV Mall C Dr 20th St E 25th St E 30th St E Technology Palmdale Blvd Elizabeth Lake Rd W Ave Q 10th 10th St W Trade Center Dr Trade 5th St W Palmdale Blvd W Not to scale 11 Restaurant Guide A. Applebee’s Bar and Grill M. Giannini’s Bistro & Grill (GBG on The BLVD) 39720 10th St West, Palmdale 858 W Lancaster Blvd, Lancaster 661-266-9100 661-948-6380 B. BeX Bar & Grill N. Johnny Carino’s Italian Grill 706 W Lancaster Blvd, Lancaster 1173 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 661-945-2399 661-947-9700 C. Big Tuna Japanese Restaurant O. Lemon Leaf Cafe (Pizza, Pasta, Wraps) 39409 10th St West, Palmdale 653 W Lancaster Blvd, Lancaster 661-273-9966 661-942-6500 D. Black Angus Steakhouse P. Marie Callender’s Restaurant & Bakery 44690 Valley Central Way, Lancaster 1649 W Avenue K, Lancaster 661-942-5225 661-945-6958 E. BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse Q. Olive Garden 1325 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 1051 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 661-538-9040 661-266-7927 F. Chili’s Bar & Grill R. Outback Steakhouse 1021 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 1061 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 661-267-1581 661-274-9607 G. Chipotle Mexican Grill S. Red Lobster 1125 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 1041 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 661-266-0944 661-538-9707 H. Claim Jumper Restaurant & Saloon T. Red Robin Gourmet Burgers 1247 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 1233 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 661-274-0900 661-274-1773 I. Dickey’s Barbecue Pit U. Soup Plantation & Sweet Tomatoes 1125 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 40026 10th St West, Palmdale 661-402-5123 661-265-0054 J. El Torito Mexican Cantina V. Texas Cattle Company 1161 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 44206 10th St West, Lancaster 661-274-4502 661-948-3927 K. Famous Dave’s BBQ W. Vincent Hill Station Restaurant & Saloon 1205 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 553 Sierra Hwy, Acton 661-225-9616 661-272-4799 L. Fresco II (Mediterranean, Greek, Italian) X. Yard House 1311 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 1247 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale 661-947-6677 661-274-9271 12 Recreational Activities BASEBALL GOLF Lancaster JetHawks Baseball ‘The Hangar’ Rancho Vista Golf Course www.jethawks.com www.ranchovistagolfclub.com 45116 Valley Central Way, Lancaster 3905 Club Rancho Dr, Palmdale 661-726-5400 661-272-9903 BOWLING Birdies Driving Range Brunswick Vista Lanes www.birdiespalmdale.com www.bowlbrunswick.com 41520 10th St West, Palmdale 38241 30th St East, Palmdale 661-274-8510 661-274-2878 MOVIES Brunswick Sands Bowl Cinemark 22 43233 Sierra Highway, Lancaster 2600 W Ave I, Lancaster 661-948-2651 661-940-7086 FAIR Cinemark Antelope Valley Mall Antelope Valley Fair - August 1475 W Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale www.avfair.com 661-274-4300 2551 W Ave H #102, Lancaster PERFORMING ARTS 661-206-0404 Lancaster Performing Arts Center FAMILY FUN www.lpac.org Mulligan Family Fun Center 750 W Lancaster Blvd, Lancaster www.mulliganpalmdale.com 661-723-5950 525 W Ave P-4, Palmdale RACING 661-273-1407 Willow Springs International Raceway Palmdale Starlight Concert Series www.willowspringsracing.com at Marie Kerr Park 3500 75th St West, Rosamond 39700 30th St West, Palmdale 661-256-6275 661-267-5675 TENNIS and WALKING PATHS FARMERS MARKET The BLVD Farmers Market, Lancaster Lancaster City Park www.cityoflancasterca.org 43112 10th St West, Lancaster Thursdays, 2-6 p.m.
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