Bike Peachy Canyon

Paso Robles, California

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Distance

10.5 miles

Elevation Gain

2200 ft

Route Type

Point-to-Point

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Added by Josiah Roe

Breathtaking views of vineyards and orchards along with great climbing, curves, and downhill for a fantastic workout.

Peach Canyon is the *the* iconic cycling road in the Paso Robles area, beginning downtown and connecting with many other roads in the mountains west of town making for numerous beautiful loops through vineyards, orchards, and black oak groves.

Peachy Canyon Road begins at Olive and 6th Street and heads west into the mountains for 10.5 miles until it ends at Vineyard Drive. From there you can head back or you can go south on Vineyard Drive to Highway 46 and back to town, or go north on Vineyard to several other east-west roads making of for loops of various size.

Note that during the late Spring, Summer, and early Fall months temperatures can be quite high. Be sure to bring water and sunscreen.

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