easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for beginners and those with moderate fitness; primarily flat terrain with gentle inclines.
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.
Join Margarita Adventures on October 22 for a heartfelt 2-mile walk through the scenic Margarita Vineyard at Santa Margarita Ranch in California. This special event not only invites you to enjoy the stunning vineyard landscapes but also supports Breast Cancer Awareness and raises funds for the Cancer Support Community of the Central Coast. Participants are encouraged to wear pink to show solidarity, while indulging in complimentary rosé and delicious tacos served post-walk. This easy-paced walk offers a chance to connect with nature, enjoy mild fall weather, and contribute to a meaningful cause all at once. The vineyard’s peaceful trails provide a perfect backdrop for reflection, conversation, and community spirit. Whether you’re a local or visiting from nearby cities, this intimate event blends outdoor adventure with philanthropy in a unique California wine country setting. It’s a perfect way to spend a crisp autumn day with friends, family, or fellow supporters, making memories while making a difference.
The 2-mile vineyard trail is mostly flat but requires sturdy footwear for walking on natural terrain.
October weather can be cool in the morning and warm midday, so bring layers to stay comfortable.
Stay hydrated during the walk by carrying a refillable water bottle.
Stick to marked trails to avoid damaging grapevines and preserve the natural environment.
Santa Margarita Ranch dates back to the 1840s and played a crucial role in early California agriculture and ranching history.
Margarita Vineyard employs sustainable farming practices to protect soil health and local ecosystems while supporting biodiversity.
Support your feet on varied vineyard paths and uneven terrain.
Stay hydrated during the walk, especially in warmer weather.
Helps adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day.
fall specific
Protect your skin from UV rays while outdoors.