Paso Robles is a veritable paradise for cycling– with incredible wine country scenery and rolling terrain, and rides from one to 100 miles. This particular trail along Paso’s west side features Niner Wine Estate’s famous “Heart Hill”.

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Trails abound in and around Paso, with options for the novice to the hard-core hikers.

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Paso Robles is California’s fastest growing wine region with more than 250 wineries, many of which are small boutique producers that dot the countryside amongst Paso Robles’ 26,000 vineyard acres.

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Paso Robles is home to a variety of agritourism opportunities. Take a class that piques your interest at FARMstead ED and learn from those who do this every day.

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With four different golf courses throughout Paso Robles, there’s something fun and challenging for golfers of any level.

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Re:Find Distillery promotes sustainability by utilizing existing resources to create high-end spirits.

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Visit Jack Creek Farms’ farm stand and reconnect with simpler times. Stock up on local products and learn about the history of this 5th generation family farm.

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Zip over hundreds of acres of historic vineyards at Santa Margarita Ranch, such as this zip called the “Pinot Express”.

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Paso Robles boasts more than 200 wineries, most of which are family owned and operated.

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Take a walk among the olive orchards and learn about the process of making olive oil in Paso Robles.

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Vina Robles is where two of California's great compositions meet, as exceptional wine and intimate live music in their beautiful outdoor amphitheater are paired to create an unforgettable wine country experience.

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Surrounding Paso’s Downtown City Park are dozens of specialty shops, wine tasting rooms and boutiques to peruse.

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Paso Robles is a place where valleys and foothills unfurl into green vineyards and other agricultural offerings

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