샌 루이스 오비스포 카운티 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

There are many places along California's famous coastline that offer understated elegance, the Madonna Inn however, is not one of them. Over the top decor, with bright pink as the main theme adorn the interior and exterior of the building. Each of the 100 rooms are uniquely designed with their own themes, and this might be the only hotel in the country where a urinal, which has it's own waterfall, is a tourist attraction all its own.

A lovely smooth dirt road climbing up into the hills and wilderness beyond. A breathtaking landscape to cycle on, giving you a real feeling of remoteness and seclusion. You will need a treaded tire for this road with a bit more width than a road bike tire.

Gravel section of the Santa Rita Road. It's recommendable to have knobby tires when riding this section and be ready to climb!

This packed dirt road climbs steadily up the valley, with partial shade from trees by the creek. You pass under the train tracks and get a great view of the trestle.

Recommend a gravel bike with some knobbies and gearing for climbing. Mostly quiet roads but stay on right side.

This packed dirt road climbs steadily up the valley with partial shade from trees by the creek. You pass under the train tracks and get a great view of the trestle.

Stagecoach Road is a dirt and gravel trail once a stagecoach route connecting San Luis Obispo to Santa Margarita and other areas to the north. The last stagecoach over the Cuesta Grade departed on May 5, 1894, just before the Southern Pacific Railroad arrived. The views are beautiful, and along the way, you can see the old tunnels for trains made by Chinese laborers. With a 5.8% grade, it's a very popular route for cyclists to climb to reach the West Cuesta Ridge trail system.

Rows of fruit trees, grape vines, and other crops line the side of Biddle Ranch Road as you bike by. Edna Valley Vineyard is a beautiful spot and highly lauded for its positive atmosphere and hospitality.