
Hot take: every California road trip should include this cute small town. ~ Part 2 of 4 ~ This isn’t your typical Californiar road trip. So after the High Sierras, we headed west to the tiny, creative town of Ojai. It’s a great road trip stop because of its vibey cafes and restaurants, citrus groves, indie shops, and quirky vibes. Plus, some very road-trip themed accommodations. THE ROUTE: PART 2 START: Alabama Hills / Lone Pine END: Ojai, California ROUTE: Hwy 395 → Hwy 14 → 126 MILES: ~230 HOURS: ~4.5–5 hours of driving MINI GUIDE ✨ Stay: @caravanoutpost for these airstreams. Also consider vibey @ojairanchoinn or historic @theroblar. ✨ EAT: @izakaya_fullmoon_ojai is a cozy Japanese spot for a delicious, low-key dinner. ✨ EAT: @thedutchessojai has pastries, coffee, and Burmese-California dishes. ✨ DO: Visit @bartsbooksojai, the largest outdoor bookstore in the world ✨ DRINKS: Hang at @ojairanchoinn’s bar ROAD TRIP RECAP Days 1-4: Tahoe > June Lake + Mammoth > Alabama Hills Days 4-5: Ojai Days 5-10: follow and find out! 👉 Follow @wheresjessieb for Part 3, plus more unique, off-the-beaten-path travel ideas in California. What’s your favorite thing to do in Ojai? Tell me in the comments! #ojai #travelcalifornia #visitcalifornia #californiaroadtrip
Sports/Recreation

Alabama Hills
Park
4.8
Transportation
Lone Pine Airport
Airport
4.8
Stays

Ojai Rancho Inn
Hotel
4.5
Hip, retro inn offering rustic-chic rooms, plus free Wi-Fi, loaner bikes, an outdoor pool & a sauna.
Hotel El Roblar
Hotel
4.5
Attraction

June Lake



