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Nice video! You missed the east end of town, Sol Park golf course, classes on Park Rd at Sarzotti Park, Jeep Tours up the mountains, Horseback Riding, Hang gliding, paragliding, fishing at lake Casitas, Rose Valley falls, Lion's Camp, Ojai Beverage Company, The Deer Lodge, the Thrift Stores, Rain's, Rainbow Bridge, Bart's Books, Concerts & art events at the park, pottery classes and expeditions, the Ojai Art Walk, and more... all great things to do in Ojai! You should do a follow-up after California becomes drivable again. Nice 1st time!
I grew up in Ojai. My high school performed plays at Libby Bowl and every year Libby Park hosted an annual tennis tournament. Spent endless days riding my bike and walking everywhere. Best oranges from Ojai fresh off the tree.
Great video about some of the hidden gems in California. Do some more of these... reminds me of 'California's Gold' show on PBS with Huell Howser :) I am sure you may have heard of him.
Thank you for this tour of Ojai! I appreciate the change in format in this video. Can’t wait for the next one!!! BTW I feel the same way about hiking in higher elevations 😂🥵
You need to visit San Clemente, coined, The Spanish Village by The Sea. Wonderful restaurants on the main street, Del Mar which runs down to our beautiful Pier with The Fisherman's Restaurant on it. You'll love it! Half way between Los Angeles and San Diego. Melaney from SoCal.
Beautiful town...used to go to Ojai soccer camps when I was a kid. Please do a video of my home town, Palos Verdes, sometime. Some really good restaurants and beautiful coastline.
Yes sure is a great little town, lot's to see and do in ojai oh and thay have an old 1920's jail if I remember a 6 cell jail there just behind the tennis courts at Libby park very cool place indeed.
It's been years since I've been in Ojai. There used to be a bike path I used to ride that would take you from one end of town to the other. I think it was around 10 miles round-trip.
One end of town to the other takes less than a half a mile. The bike path you’re referring to goes all the way out to the coast which is a 17 mile stretch. Round-trip that would be 34 miles. But here’s a pro tip about Ojai - - it’s a tiny town that has no desire for all this crap tourism. Stop driving into it. Do you want Nature? Then moved to a small town. I’m just coming in undated with cars from a fucking city like Los Angeles. We all hate you guys pouring in here every goddamn day. The only people who like you are the scum who are trying to profit off of our name and the bs worthless hipsturd junk they peddle. Stay away. We all hate you. We live in small towns because we hate your vibes and unconscious ways. Stay in your filthy rat race cities. Bye -Ojai.
You missed meditation mountain at the base of the 150 behind bocallis pizza. Takes you up the hill and you can see the valley. Go at sun set. Walk around on the short trails.
Driven by twice. Meant to stop by but just didn't seem fun enough. However, it looks safe enough for families with little kids to walk around and go to Libby Park.
Your vlog, brought back pleasant memories of my stay at Ojai Valley Inn. It is a relaxing and beautiful environment. The spa is fabulous. It's been more than ten years since I've been there, but it looks the same. The downtown area is very quaint. Thanks for sharing.
Surprised you would go to Ojai and not visit the hot springs. There is a non-nude area where you could have taken some photo or video. I personally have never seen any other reason to visit Ojai if one doesn't have family of friends there. OTOH, I never made any of the tourist trap stops and was unaware of them. Tangerines looked great.
Ojai, My Orwellian Shangri la: I was new to Ojai some thirty years ago. We rented in the East End and discovered our landlord's daughter, pregnant and married to a local doctor, was coming into our home and snooping through our belongings while we were at work. They are all "curious" about "outsiders." We were from Honolulu. We bought a home in town. For many mornings in a row a woman would stop at the house across the street and blast her horn. I had guests so I asked her not to do that, as she was disturbing my guests at six in the morning. The woman drew back and told me her son was a deputy sheriff her and that she'd "honk my horn any damn time I want to." I countered that I make a complaint to which she said, "If you want some real trouble, you just call the cops!" For the next twenty-seven years we were stopped constantly by police, ticketed for random violations, had our phones tapped and recordings of our own in-home conversations recorded and played on our phone message center, tires spiked at home and at work every other month, had small squares of paper slid down the front window of my car so that there was many hundreds of dollars done to my cooling/heating system, got messages from the woman's son, saying "how about some action baby," had people we'd never met follow us and honk in front of our home, leave messages stuffed in our windows at home and had messages lift on our work site phones. We complained to Human Resources in Ventura County and the Chief to no avail, failed at an attempt to get a restraining order which cost us about thirty thousand dollars. My husband and I divorced over this and other issues. I had to stay as my job was here. An officer stopped me and a friend at the top of a Fairview Rd. hill, forcing us up onto an embankment. He was in uniform, but without a name tag or badge and told us he was lost and his geo-locater was broken and did we know where "Run Away Street was?" He kept asking how we could not know about "Run Away." He started to giggle and drove off. I'm certain he was the son of the woman who threatened us. This terror lasted twenty-seven years. Ojai was like walking onto the set of the movie "Deliverance." I never encountered such backward, vicious, small town, ignorant and clannish people. Finally, the newly elected Sheriff Fryhoff sent two wonderful deputies to my home who listened to me carefully as I described the officer who had stopped my friend and me. For the next two weeks there was a dramatic uptick of honking and phone messages. Then, finally, nothing. Nothing. Chief Fryhoff is dedicated to "Protecting and Serving, not Seeking and Destroying." He put an end to these little boys with their terror and their toys. There were officers who were obviously not tainted by this corruption and the absolute breaking of my Fourth Amendment rights and there were officers who were in league with the corrupt and criminal officer. Why didn't I leave? I moved four times. They always found me and got my phone number. Who has such powers? You know who! And, my Southern grandpa and Southern great grandpas who fought in the Civil War for the Union said, "Now, honey, don't let nobody run you off from nothin'." So, I stood my ground, though weaponless! The reign of terror was done.
Its just the way it goes. Case in point, San Luis Obispo is now a bustling tourist town, always crowded on weekends. Ojai looks like its headed in that direction. We were just there last weekend visiting from Thousand Oaks. It was the last day of their musical festival at the bowl. Got to listen to some beautiful opera music while relaxing on the benches at the community park.
Stfuclown Everybody in Ohio hates the bullshit clown parade that comes through it from LA and every other shit suburbia because of these crappy tourist promotions. This entire video showed zero worth coming to this town for. Has nothing to do with having money that we who live here hate your fucking billions of wanna be escapists clogging up a tiny town that doesn’t even have a public restroom for you jerks. Everybody in Ohio except for the scum that came out of LA and Brand themselves with the names of our mountains here hate the self absorbed clueless piles of shit who drive into ojai every fukng day.
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Nice video! You missed the east end of town, Sol Park golf course, classes on Park Rd at Sarzotti Park, Jeep Tours up the mountains, Horseback Riding, Hang gliding, paragliding, fishing at lake Casitas, Rose Valley falls, Lion's Camp, Ojai Beverage Company, The Deer Lodge, the Thrift Stores, Rain's, Rainbow Bridge, Bart's Books, Concerts & art events at the park, pottery classes and expeditions, the Ojai Art Walk, and more... all great things to do in Ojai!
You should do a follow-up after California becomes drivable again.
Nice 1st time!
Soule Golf Course
Gosh, it's not about what he missed. It's not a competition! 👎
I grew up in Ojai. My high school performed plays at Libby Bowl and every year Libby Park hosted an annual tennis tournament. Spent endless days riding my bike and walking everywhere. Best oranges from Ojai fresh off the tree.
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I subbed your channel because I love ojai especially the Ojai valley, really beautiful place 😊
you missed the retreat center there, Pepper Tree Retreat Center!!! thanks for the sweet tour!
I first heard of Ojai from the Six Million Dollar Man tv show. It was Steve Austin’s hometown.
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Great video about some of the hidden gems in California. Do some more of these... reminds me of 'California's Gold' show on PBS with Huell Howser :) I am sure you may have heard of him.
OJAI sounds like a pretty fun place to visit! Out to the nature! LOVE IT!
Yes I love these series, going to smaller towns in CA. You should check out Saint Julian, Buellton, Paso Robles, Morro Bay, etc.
All sound good
Love me AJ Spurs in Buellton.
Thank you for this tour of Ojai! I appreciate the change in format in this video. Can’t wait for the next one!!! BTW I feel the same way about hiking in higher elevations 😂🥵
i used to live here as a kid, thanks man
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omg, such a fun and relaxing video of the hiking trail. that is my kind of trail vs some that i have seen where you break an ankle on rocks, lol.
Glad you enjoyed it!
place sooo beautiful Steve...thanks so very much for this awesome video...I love it ...👍👍💕💕
You need to visit San Clemente, coined, The Spanish Village by The Sea. Wonderful restaurants on the main street, Del Mar which runs down to our beautiful Pier with The Fisherman's Restaurant on it. You'll love it! Half way between Los Angeles and San Diego. Melaney from SoCal.
Sounds great.
Beautiful town...used to go to Ojai soccer camps when I was a kid. Please do a video of my home town, Palos Verdes, sometime. Some really good restaurants and beautiful coastline.
Ojai valley inn is wonderful...great golf course too
I grew up here. 💕 This was wonderful to see.
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Yes sure is a great little town, lot's to see and do in ojai oh and thay have an old 1920's jail if I remember a 6 cell jail there just behind the tennis courts at Libby park very cool place indeed.
It's been years since I've been in Ojai. There used to be a bike path I used to ride that would take you from one end of town to the other. I think it was around 10 miles round-trip.
Cool story!
It needs to be fixed after the storms, but the bike/horse paths are awesome! You can ride all the way to Ventura!
One end of town to the other takes less than a half a mile. The bike path you’re referring to goes all the way out to the coast which is a 17 mile stretch. Round-trip that would be 34 miles. But here’s a pro tip about Ojai - - it’s a tiny town that has no desire for all this crap tourism. Stop driving into it. Do you want Nature? Then moved to a small town. I’m just coming in undated with cars from a fucking city like Los Angeles. We all hate you guys pouring in here every goddamn day. The only people who like you are the scum who are trying to profit off of our name and the bs worthless hipsturd junk they peddle. Stay away.
We all hate you. We live in small towns because we hate your vibes and unconscious ways. Stay in your filthy rat race cities.
Bye
-Ojai.
You missed meditation mountain at the base of the 150 behind bocallis pizza. Takes you up the hill and you can see the valley. Go at sun set. Walk around on the short trails.
0:18 Beautiful Volvo 240 Wagon. I Love Ojai!!!
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Thank you !
movies stars live there too
"I'm out of shape." You have no idea! 🤣
Food looks DELICIOUS! 😋
Safe Journey!
CHOLULA!!!
Awesome..
Thank you for sharing..😊
I live here. You did a good job.
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I love Ojai also Jamie❤🎉😊
Wind River brought me here.🤙
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I live in SoCal with water restrictions. What is Ojai going to do to keep their lush golf courses green? Did you ask anyone?
Lots of rich people there. That grass is going to stay green forever.
Driven by twice. Meant to stop by but just didn't seem fun enough.
However, it looks safe enough for families with little kids to walk around and go to Libby Park.
Hope you visit someday!
Your vlog, brought back pleasant memories of my stay at Ojai Valley Inn. It is a relaxing and beautiful environment. The spa is fabulous. It's been more than ten years since I've been there, but it looks the same. The downtown area is very quaint. Thanks for sharing.
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Pixie tangerines & Barts BOOKS!!!!!
where is good to stay hotel? I am planning to be there for girls trip. thank you!
I live in Ojai it's beautiful
I just love it 6:04
Surprised you would go to Ojai and not visit the hot springs. There is a non-nude area where you could have taken some photo or video. I personally have never seen any other reason to visit Ojai if one doesn't have family of friends there. OTOH, I never made any of the tourist trap stops and was unaware of them. Tangerines looked great.
i wonder if valley inn at ojai can be duplicated in tijuana--day laborer from guadelajara--]9_19_2023
It's a Brewtiful town!
Ojai, My Orwellian Shangri la: I was new to Ojai some thirty years ago. We rented in the East End and discovered our landlord's daughter, pregnant and married to a local doctor, was coming into our home and snooping through our belongings while we were at work. They are all "curious" about "outsiders." We were from Honolulu. We bought a home in town. For many mornings in a row a woman would stop at the house across the street and blast her horn. I had guests so I asked her not to do that, as she was disturbing my guests at six in the morning. The woman drew back and told me her son was a deputy sheriff her and that she'd "honk my horn any damn time I want to." I countered that I make a complaint to which she said, "If you want some real trouble, you just call the cops!" For the next twenty-seven years we were stopped constantly by police, ticketed for random violations, had our phones tapped and recordings of our own in-home conversations recorded and played on our phone message center, tires spiked at home and at work every other month, had small squares of paper slid down the front window of my car so that there was many hundreds of dollars done to my cooling/heating system, got messages from the woman's son, saying "how about some action baby," had people we'd never met follow us and honk in front of our home, leave messages stuffed in our windows at home and had messages lift on our work site phones. We complained to Human Resources in Ventura County and the Chief to no avail, failed at an attempt to get a restraining order which cost us about thirty thousand dollars. My husband and I divorced over this and other issues. I had to stay as my job was here. An officer stopped me and a friend at the top of a Fairview Rd. hill, forcing us up onto an embankment. He was in uniform, but without a name tag or badge and told us he was lost and his geo-locater was broken and did we know where "Run Away Street was?" He kept asking how we could not know about "Run Away." He started to giggle and drove off. I'm certain he was the son of the woman who threatened us. This terror lasted twenty-seven years. Ojai was like walking onto the set of the movie "Deliverance." I never encountered such backward, vicious, small town, ignorant and clannish people. Finally, the newly elected Sheriff Fryhoff sent two wonderful deputies to my home who listened to me carefully as I described the officer who had stopped my friend and me. For the next two weeks there was a dramatic uptick of honking and phone messages. Then, finally, nothing. Nothing. Chief Fryhoff is dedicated to "Protecting and Serving, not Seeking and Destroying." He put an end to these little boys with their terror and their toys. There were officers who were obviously not tainted by this corruption and the absolute breaking of my Fourth Amendment rights and there were officers who were in league with the corrupt and criminal officer. Why didn't I leave? I moved four times. They always found me and got my phone number. Who has such powers? You know who! And, my Southern grandpa and Southern great grandpas who fought in the Civil War for the Union said, "Now, honey, don't let nobody run you off from nothin'." So, I stood my ground, though weaponless! The reign of terror was done.
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Wow! That was not a nice experience. Sorry you had this experience.
@@leopardwoman38 At least there is one person who cared enough to say she was sorry I went through that. Thank you, Leopard Woman.
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Why were you standing in the middle of the street at the beginning
Sometimes people that live in ojai want to keep it quiet and don’t want a lot of visitors there.
Its just the way it goes. Case in point, San Luis Obispo is now a bustling tourist town, always crowded on weekends. Ojai looks like its headed in that direction. We were just there last weekend visiting from Thousand Oaks. It was the last day of their musical festival at the bowl. Got to listen to some beautiful opera music while relaxing on the benches at the community park.
Rich people don't make the rules, don't be selfish and snooty.
Stfuclown
Everybody in Ohio hates the bullshit clown parade that comes through it from LA and every other shit suburbia because of these crappy tourist promotions. This entire video showed zero worth coming to this town for. Has nothing to do with having money that we who live here hate your fucking billions of wanna be escapists clogging up a tiny town that doesn’t even have a public restroom for you jerks. Everybody in Ohio except for the scum that came out of LA and Brand themselves with the names of our mountains here hate the self absorbed clueless piles of shit who drive into ojai every fukng day.
Why does this place look kind of like ff15 ?
Hi I mean oh hi I just saw our street that goes to our house hi I'm usually just chat also say hi to me as well
Hay You should go to live Park In Ohio
Oh, hi
It's being ruined by all the people from LA moving in its slowly turning into Los Angeles
Stop! That’s not even remotely the case.
Not true at all
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