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From Los Angeles: Take 101 north to San Luis Obispo. Get off at the Hearst Castle/HWY One exit. Follow HWY One north approximately forty miles, past Morro Bay & Cayucos. At the signal just past the Cambria sign turn right onto Main Street. Continue down Main Street approximately two miles to the Inn. The address is 2476 Main Street The Inn will be on your left. From San Francisco: Take Highway 101 south past Paso Robles to Highway 46. Exit at HWY 46 to the right and head west toward the ocean. At the T intersection of HWY 46 and HWY 1, turn right. At the signal just past the Cambria sign turn right onto Main Street. Continue down Main Street approximately two miles to the Inn. The address is 2476 Main Street and will be on your left. From Big Sur: Follow Highway One south past Ragged Point and San Simeon to the traffic signal at Cambia's Main Street intersection. Turn left then jog right to continue south and along Main Street. Enjoy the sight as you travel though Cambria's West Village, then East Village, and finally coming to rest at the Inn. |
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Olallieberry Inn Bed & Breakfast 2476 Main Street Cambria, California 93428 Fax: (805) 927-0202 email: 
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