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Roadtripping California

Nordenham, Germany

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What Roadtripping California does.

Roadtripping California is a travel website and blog founded by Dhara and Kishore, who have called California home for six years. The site offers in-depth travel guides, road trip ideas, and trip planning suggestions for exploring California. Some specific destinations covered include Big Sur, Carmel-by-the-Sea, Santa Barbara, and Palm Springs. The website features articles such as "The Ultimate 2 Week California Road Trip Itinerary" and "Big Sur Road Trip: Best Stops You Just Cannot Miss!" (2026 Guide). The company does not appear to offer any specific services or products beyond travel planning content.

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