We're at Ojai, California.
[Baby] Woof woof! Woof woof!
This is our guide to Ojai with Kids.
We're driving to Ventura County.
And arriving in Ojai.
We're hiking the Rose Valley Falls Trail.
This is an easy hike to the base of a 100-foot tall waterfall.
Baby, be careful when you're crossing the creek!
[Baby] Okay!
I was trying to get away from the bugs on this trail, and then I stepped in the water.
We finally reached the waterfall.
Even though we're in a drought, there's still some water trickling down.
We had so much fun at the Rose Valley Rose Trail.
You can find out more by searching at fs.usda.gov.
We're driving to town.
This is our Passport 2 History adventure to the Ojai Valley Museum.
Founded in 1966, this museum exhibits art, artifacts and photographs relating to Ojai.
This looks like I'm really in the mountains.
Now we're going to look at some contemporary art.
This guy is really fat.
Hey doggy, what are you doing in the museum?
I am lifting up this man's face to see what's behind it.
Oh, it's a video.
Lastly I'm getting a stamp in my passport.
You can get your booklet at passport2history.com.
And find out more about this place at ojaivalleymuseum.org.
We're at Bart's Books.
This is the home to the largest independently owned and operated outdoor bookstore in America.
I am looking for a fun book to read.
This is a great place to spend an afternoon.
You can learn more at bartsbooksojai.com.
Next we're going to the Ojai Farmers Market.
Open every Sunday from 9 AM to 1 PM, this market sells locally grown fresh fruits & vegetables harvested daily.
Murray Family Farms!
[Dad] Where?
There!
Wait, have we been there?
Yeah, Bakersfield.
Click here to watch our episode on Murray Family Farms.
We had so much fun shopping here.
Please check out ojaicertifiedfarmersmarket.com.
We're at Art in the Park.
Started in 1977, this annual festival gives fine artists a place to sell their work.
Now we're going geocaching at Libbey Park.
Geocaching is a real world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices.
Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates
and then attempt to find the container hidden at that location.
I am 132 yards away.
This park offers quiet places for relaxation, a playground for the tots, tennis courts, a community bandstand
and the renown Libbey Bowl, site of the Ojai Music Festival and many other events.
The clue is to look for a curved tree, so that's what we're going to do.
It's saying around here.
Aha! I found it!
There it is.
I lifted up that rock and there it is.
Ah, the log book.
I'm rehiding it for the next person to find.
Find out more about geocaching at geocaching.com.
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