Ojai california

Ojai Valley Inn & Spa, Ojai, CA | Photo by Dave Lauridsen

Solace seekers of every sort have been drawn to this California valley since the 1920s. But lately a new wave of transplants have moved in, opening farm-to-table biker bars, small inns, and pop-up crafts fairs, cementing Ojai’s reputation as a nouveau hippie utopia.

Ojai is a cute, relaxed town in California, about 1 hour and 40 minutes from Los Angelos and 50 minutes from Santa Barbara. It’s in a valley under the Topatopa Mountains is a magical place to slow down, reset, connect with nature and nourish your body with amazing food.

Ojai is a remote valley in sunny Southern California that is definitely a gem worth visiting. Known for great farm-to-table restaurants, epic hikes, and quaint shops, this hidden spot is great to visit year-round. Find out what Ojai has to offer for the outdoorsy adventurer or the those looking for a wedding venue.

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Ojai, California, is a majestic little town nestled in the Topatopa Mountains of Ventura County. Just about an hour and a half northwest of Los Angeles by car, Ojai is the perfect weekend getaway if you’re living in LA or a great side trip if you’re visiting Southern California! Get ready to bask in an abundance of natural California beauty, relax in gorgeous accommodations and explore completely local dining and shops (they banned chain businesses!)