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Cloud Climbers Jeep Tours, Ojai

Cloud Climbers Jeep Tours, from its own website

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About Cloud Climbers Jeep Tours

Cloud Climbers Jeep Tours operates open-air Jeep adventures throughout the Ojai area and surrounding regions. The family-owned company has offered tours for over 25 years, taking visitors off the beaten path to explore local landscapes and attractions. The All-Around Ojai Tour showcases the region's scenery and notable sites. The Ojai Wine Tour and Ojai Mountain Estate Wine Tasting Jeep Tour provide visits to local vineyards and wine country. The Ojai Sites and Bites Tour combines sightseeing with dining experiences. The Artist Studio Tour accesses local creative spaces. Additional tour options include the Hike and Hops experience, Laguna Ranch Horseback Riding Jeep Tour, and specialty outings like the Trap Shooting Jeep Tour. Tours depart from Ojai, California, and some ventures extend to Santa Barbara destinations including mountain tours, backcountry wine tours, and sunset excursions. Visitors ride in open-air Jeeps that provide unobstructed views and access to areas not easily reached by standard vehicles.

Tickets, prices & hours

Ojai Brewery & Lunch Toureach additional adult: $125
each additional adult: $100
each additional guest under 21 years: $50
Ojai Brewery Toureach additional guest: $140
Per person, based on a minimum of 4 adult guests: $250
each additional adult: $125

Prices quoted from ccjeeps.com · read on November 9, 2026. Prices can change — the link above goes to the page they came from.

Deals at Cloud Climbers Jeep Tours

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Planning your visit

Seasonal closures: All tours are private and offered daily, year-round.

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Before you go

Rain: We typically do not run tours in the rain for the comfort of our guests. Our vehicles are open-air and are only canopied on top, so do not fully shield passengers from the rain. Cloud Climbers retains the right to cancel a tour in inclement weather. If the weather conditions are poor, your tour may have to be cancelled at no charge or penalty to you.
Paying: Cloud Climbers requires a Visa or MasterCard to secure a reservation, however we do not process your card until the tour is taken. Guests have flexibility to add gratuity to their card, split the tour cost with other participants or pay cash.

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What’s there

Indoors or out: Outdoors
Rides and attractions: Santa Barbara Mountain Jeep Tour includes a stop at "Painted Cave", a short guided hike to "Lizard's Mouth", and a stop at Cold Spring Tavern (closed Tuesday & Wednesday).

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All Around Ojai Tour includes a stop at Taft Gardens Nature Preserve (admission) and a stop at winery or brewery for wine or beer sampling (tasting fee).; Santa Barbara Sunset Jeep Tour includes a scenic drive along less traveled mountain roads to a special, mountain-top lookout, with a stop at the peak for sunset.
Size: In addition to the driver, there are seatbelts for 7 passengers – 6 in the back seat and one in the front passenger seat. On Santa Barbara-based tours and the Ojai tours that incorporate off-road, ranch visits, passengers are limited to 6 guests (per Jeep; limited to 6 guests on Santa Barbara-based tours and Ojai off-road/ranch-visit tours)
Facilities: Cloud Climbers provides a bottle of water for guests; if you suspect you will need more than that during the course of your tour, please feel free to bring extra.

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Rules and safety

House rules: No open containers of alcoholic beverages are allowed in our Jeep.
What to wear: Dress casually and bring layers, to include a sweater or jacket. Close-toed, walking shoes are recommended, especially on tours that include mountain access or a hike. A hat, scarf or hair tie is recommended for those who have long hair (since the Jeeps are open air and can be windy). Sunscreen and your camera (or phone) are also suggested.

From ccjeeps.com · checked on November 11, 2026