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FREE Paso Robles Wine tasting Map with tasting trails, hotels, restaurants, breweries, olive oil tasting, attractions, wine tasting tours & transportation.
Paso Robles, meaning "Oak Pass" or "Pass of the Oaks," is a historical resort town, known for its hot springs, located on the California's Central Coast about 30 miles north of San Luis Obispo. Overview
Savor Real California. Download the new Paso Robles landmarks map. As you plan your itinerary to visit your favorite wineries, driving the back roads of wine country, making dinner reservations and strolling through our charming Downtown, enjoy our new illustrated map!
Paso Robles Map. The City of Paso Robles is located in San Luis Obispo County in the State of California. Find directions to Paso Robles, browse local businesses, landmarks, get current traffic estimates, road conditions, and more.
Located midway between Los Angeles and San Francisco and bordered by coastal Highway 1 and the 101, Paso Robles is California wine country with beach access and Michelin stars. A community of cowboys and innovators, it's where world-class food, wine and art meet small-town charm.
We’ve made the ultimate tourist map of Paso Robles, California for travelers! Check out Paso Robles’s top things to do, attractions, restaurants, and major transportation hubs all in one interactive map.
Located halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco on California’s picturesque Central Coast, there’s something to please every palate with over 200 wineries, plus beaches, hiking, cycling, golf, and the iconic Hearst Castle nearby. wineries. restaurants. lodging. tours & transportation.
Paso Map. Home. Discover Paso Robles. Escape to the majestic rolling hills and celebrated wineries of Paso Robles. Located midway between Los Angeles and San Francisco and bordered by coastal Highway 1 and the 101, Paso Robles is California wine country with beach access and Michelin stars.
Downtown Paso Robles is a mere 20 miles from the historic coastal Highway 1, which means wine country is a short drive from two of California’s most iconic attractions: Hearst Castle and Big Sur. Hearst Castle is 45 minutes away, and within an hour you can cruise the coastal clifs leading to Big Sur as you drive along the Pacific Coast Highway.
Basic Taste Profile: Opulent, sweet-fruited red wines with a plush mid-palate, high alcohol levels, and a suprisingly firm backbone of acidity that will make you sit up straight in your seat. Paso Robles wines are typically enjoyed in their youth, although the best ones do stand the test of time.