Edna Valley Wineries by Bike Map - San Luis Obispo

Legend
SLO Amtrak Station
Winery / Tasting
Suggested Routes
Bike Paths
Extended Ride
Options
(see route descriptions)
Avila
Beach
0 1 2
Foothill Blvd.
Los Osos Valley Rd.
Perbacco
Cellars
Kelsey
101
Salisbury
Vineyards
Buckley Rd.
Pismo
Beach
Pacific
Ocean
101
San
Luis
Obispo
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Tolosa
Starting Point for all Rides:
San Luis Obispo Amtrak Station,
1011 Railroad Avenue at Santa
Rosa Street. The station is just
south of downtown at the end
of Santa Rosa Street. Parking is
available in the station parking
lot.
Arroyo
Grande
Edna Valley
Baileyana
Saucelito Canyon
& Ortman Family
Piedra Creek
Claiborne
& Churchill
101
Wolff
Domaine
Alfred
Kynsi
Tiffany Ranch Road Loop - 19.7 miles
Ride Summary: A scenic loop through the Edna Valley wine growing
region. Several wineries along the route. Some hills toward the
south end of the valley. Winds from the north tend to pick up in the
afternoon. A shorter route (13.4 miles) that avoids the hills can be
made by crossing the valley at Biddle Ranch Road.
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RR station. Take bike path bridge across tracks and follow
path along tracks away from the RR station.
2.0 TL onto Orcutt Road.
2.4 TR to stay on Orcutt Road.
3.4 TL to stay on Orcutt Road.
9.1 TR onto Tiffany Ranch Road.
10.1 TR onto Corbett Canyon Road.
12.1 TR onto Hwy 227.
17.4 TR onto Orcutt Road.
17.7 TL onto bike path just after RR tracks.
19.7 Take bike path bridge back over tracks to station. End.
Talley Vineyards/
Bishops Peak
Lopez
Lake
Disclaimer: Map information is intended for
planning purposes only. Construction projects,
traffic conditions and other events may cause
road conditions to change. Cyclist assumes
all risk. The San Luis Obispo County Bicycle
Coalition assumes no responsibility for any loss
resulting from use of this map. Please obey all
traffic laws and be conscious of your own skill
level. Enjoy the ride!
Corbett Canyon Loop - 29.5 miles
Ride Summary: A scenic loop through the the vineyard and ranch
country south of SLO. Several wineries along the route. Some hills
toward the south end of the ride. Winds from the north tend to pick
up in the afternoon. Longer rides can be made by adding ‘out and
back’ options to Lopez Lake or Huasna townsite. One major climb/
descent on the road to Huasna townsite.
RR station. Take bike path bridge across tracks and follow
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path along tracks away from the RR station.
2.0 TL onto Orcutt Road.
2.4 TR to stay on Orcutt Road.
3.4 TL to stay on Orcutt Road.
TR onto Lopez Drive. For an interesting detour to Lopez
Lake, TL at Lopez Drive and ride out and back 4.5 miles to
11.3 Lopez Lake. For another interesting detour, TR on Lopez
Drive, ride 2.6 miles and TL onto Huasna Road for an out
and back to Huasna Townsite (10.2 miles each way).
15.5 TR onto Hwy 227.
16.0 TR onto Corbett Canyon Road.
21.9 TR onto Hwy 227.
27.2 TR onto Orcutt Road.
27.5 TL onto bike path just after RR tracks.
29.5 Take bike path bridge back over tracks to station. End.
Tour d’ Avila - 22.8 miles
Ride Summary: A diverse, mostly out and back tour taking in the
Bob Jones Bike trail, Avila Beach and the historic Harford Pier. No
major climbs, unless you want to explore up See Canyon.
RR station. Go north on Santa Rosa Street away from the
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station back toward downtown.
0.4 TL onto Higuera and take this out of town.
5.0 TR onto Ontario Road just after crossing US 101.
7.0 CS at San Luis Bay Drive to stay on Ontario Road.
TR onto the Bob Jones Bike Trail just before a bridge.
7.8
Trailhead parking to the left. Follow bike trail signs.
CS at San Luis Bay Drive to stay on Bob Jones Bike Trail.
8.7
CAUTION: Rough pavement.
10.0 TR onto Avila Beach Drive.
Harford Pier (Port San Luis). End of the road. Check out the
pier and enjoy the sea lions. Several restaurants. Return the
way you came to SLO. For an interesting detour, TL onto
11.4 San Luis Bay Drive from midway on the Bob Jones Bike
Trail, ride for about a half mile, then TL up See Canyon
Road. See Canyon Road climbs several miles along a pretty
canyon until the road turns to dirt.