Getting here
Where the ranch is
In the hills north of Paso Robles, far enough out to feel like its own world.
The ranch lies in Indian Valley, about half an hour beyond San Miguel and thirty-five minutes from downtown Paso Robles. Highway 101 does most of the work from Los Angeles or San Francisco, and the last stretch runs through vineyard and open ranch country. Exact directions accompany every booking.
Fly commercial
San Luis Obispo (SBP)A little over an hour from the ranch. Nonstop service from San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Seattle, Portland, Denver, Phoenix, Dallas–Fort Worth, and Las Vegas on Alaska, United, and American.
Fly private
Paso Robles (PRB)Paso Robles Municipal Airport is about forty minutes away, with a 6,000-foot runway and a full-service FBO for private and charter aircraft.
Drive
Highway 101San Francisco about three and a half hours. Los Angeles about four. San Jose and Santa Barbara about two and a half hours each. The final stretch runs through vineyard and ranch road.
Train
Amtrak to San Luis ObispoThe Pacific Surfliner and Coast Starlight stop in San Luis Obispo, with Thruway bus connections onward to Paso Robles.
Where the wider guest list stays
The estate sleeps the inner circle. Paso Robles handles the rest.
Downtown Paso Robles is built around a leafy square and offers a hotel for every part of a guest list, from a vineyard resort with a spa to boutique inns a few steps from dinner.
Room blocks and shuttles between town and the ranch can be arranged through your planner.
Make a weekend of it
Reasons for guests to arrive early and leave late.
Paso Robles is one of California's great wine regions, with more than two hundred wineries, and the Pacific is within reach for a day on the coast.
Wine
Tasting roomsMore than 200 wineries across the Paso Robles AVA, from estate tasting rooms in the hills to the maker's warehouses of Tin City.
Table
Downtown PasoA walkable square of restaurants and wine bars, the Paso Market Walk food hall, and a Saturday farmers market on the park.
Unwind
Hot springs and lightPrivate hillside soaking tubs at River Oaks, and Sensorio, a field of one hundred thousand glowing lights after dark.
Coast
Highway 1Cambria and Morro Bay are a little over an hour west over Highway 46, with Hearst Castle a little farther up the coast.
A limited calendar
The route in and everything needed for arrival accompany every booking.
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