Breast Cancer Awareness Vineyard Walk in Santa Margarita
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for beginners and those with moderate fitness; primarily flat terrain with gentle inclines.
Overview
Celebrate strength and community on October 22 with a 2-mile vineyard walk in Santa Margarita. Enjoy scenic views, delicious rosé, and tacos—all while supporting Breast Cancer Awareness.
Breast Cancer Awareness Vineyard Walk
All ages • 2 hours • Proceeds will be donated
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About This Adventure
Join us on October 22 for a meaningful 2-mile walk through the picturesque Margarita Vineyard at Santa Margarita Ranch, all in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. Wear pink, savor delicious tacos, and enjoy a complimentary glass of rosé while helping raise funds for the Cancer Support Community of the Central Coast.
We invite you to walk through the vineyard on Santa Margarita Ranch to raise funds for Breast Cancer Awareness on Sunday, October 22, 2023.
Wear pink and walk a 2-mile loop through Margarita Vineyard! Following the walk, enjoy tacos provided by La Parilla and a complimentary glass of rosé (21+).
Proceeds will be donated to the Cancer Support Community of the Central Coast.
This event is for all ages, and is stroller-friendly! No pets please.
Price
$50 per person Adult (age 13+) $10 per youth (age 12 and under)
You ticket is considered a donation and will be non-refundable. All Proceeds benefit Cancer Support Community Central Coast, a nonprofit dedicated to providing San Luis Obispo County cancer patients and their families with hope, education, and support.
Adventure Tips
Wear Comfortable Shoes
The 2-mile vineyard trail is mostly flat but requires sturdy footwear for walking on natural terrain.
Dress in Layers
October weather can be cool in the morning and warm midday, so bring layers to stay comfortable.
Bring Water
Stay hydrated during the walk by carrying a refillable water bottle.
Respect the Vineyard
Stick to marked trails to avoid damaging grapevines and preserve the natural environment.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- California quail
- Western fence lizard
History
Santa Margarita Ranch dates back to the 1840s and played a crucial role in early California agriculture and ranching history.
Conservation
Margarita Vineyard employs sustainable farming practices to protect soil health and local ecosystems while supporting biodiversity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Support your feet on varied vineyard paths and uneven terrain.
Refillable water bottle
Stay hydrated during the walk, especially in warmer weather.
Layered clothing
Helps adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day.
fall specific
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protect your skin from UV rays while outdoors.