Exploring Paso
Paso Robles (pronounced “ROH-buhlz,” or “ROH-blays” to some locals) is located in the coastal mountain range of central California. Paso Robles, or “Pass of the Oaks,” is close to mountains, beaches and deserts. The area has an ideal climate and terrain for our spring cycle camp. Close by there are thermal springs, which are said to have healing powers that will certainly make you a better cyclist! And as we know from cycling around numerous vineyards, it has become a wine-making mecca with more than 170 wineries, 26,000 vineyard acres and 40 varietals of wine. Beer and distilled spirit lovers aren’t left out of the fun, as more and more craft breweries and craft distilleries are cropping up around town.
Hearst Castle is nearby in San Simeon and they offer tours daily. Coastal towns of Cayucos, Cambria, San Simeon, Morro Bay and Avila Beach are all worth visiting. There are numerous restaurants, shops, and historical sites within Paso Robles and in nearby Templeton. With so much to do and so little time, we offer a few suggestions of things to do on your days/evenings off. Please feel free to use the comment section below to offer your own recommendations to the group.
Feel free to leave any comments if you have a place you would like to recommend, if you want to try and arrange an evening out with others, or if you want to leave any comments or suggestions to the group and/or the Paso Organizers.
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What a great thought in the middle of winter and living through The Pandemic. To ride with friends, visit with friends, drink a refreshing beverage with friends is tonic for my soul right now. Can’t wait!
Thx to Bob, Laura and Letitia for taking up the banner!
Kyle
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