Paso Robles is conveniently located along California’s Central Coast, halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, along U.S. Highway 101. State Highway 46 enters Paso Robles on its eastern border, easily connecting California’s San Joaquin Valley and Interstate 5 to Paso Robles. State Highway 46 continues west allowing easy access to the coast near the towns of Cambria and San Simeon and attractions such as the famous Hearst Castle.

The Rancho Paso de Robles (Spanish for “Pass of Oaks”) was created in a land grant in 1844. In the decade following the Gold Rush. Today the Downtown City Park offers a number of entertainment events throughout the year. Lively wine festivals, relaxing summer concerts and art expositions highlight the local artisan talent of the quaint Paso Robles region.

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Chanticleer Vineyard B&B, Paso Robles
the Inn overlooks lovely vineyards that dot this central coastal wine country.

Kaleidoscope Inn, Nipomo
This Bed and Breakfast Inn is located just off Highway 101, near Pismo Beach, Edna Valley wineries, San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Solvang, Hearst Castle, and several missions.