5 Destinations in Paso Robles
Before it was divided into subregions in 2014, Paso Robles was the state’s largest appellation. Its terrain ranges from flatlands and hills to steep mountains. Visitors find plenty to enjoy—thrill rides, tasting rooms, rock ‘n’ roll and vintage aircraft.
Paso Robles Road Map
5 Places to Visit in Paso Robles
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Photo by Michael Levine1Estrella Warbird Museum
Get up close and personal with fighter jets and other meticulously restored aircraft, missiles, military vehicles and more. The adjacent Woodland Auto Display shows off racecars.
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Photo courtesy Vina Robles Ampitheatre2Vina Robles Amphitheatre
Recognized as one of the best small venues in the country, this family-friendly outdoor venue packs in great food, wine and beer options. There’s not a bad seat in the house.
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Photo by Stian Rasmussen3Pasolivo
Although this olive-oil producer has a shop in town, head to the ranch. There, you can sample dozens of flavored and homegrown extra-virgin olive oils, an ideal tasting diversion from more wine.
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Photo by Stian Rasmussen4Tin City
This warehouse district south of downtown Paso Robles offers something for all palates. It’s home to vanguard winemakers as well as the Barrelhouse Brewery and Tin City Cider Company.
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Photo by Stian Rasmussen5Margarita Adventures Zip Lines
For thrills, soar above oak savannahs and vineyards at Santa Margarita Ranch. Grapes from the historic estate go into wines from Ancient Peaks, which has a tasting room in Santa Margarita. Also, sample hard-to-find brews at Dunbar Brewing Public House.
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