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Zipline Adventure at Santa Margarita Ranch, California - Paso Robles

Zipline Adventure at Santa Margarita Ranch, California

Santa Margaritamoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have moderate fitness and be able to walk uneven ground and climb moderate stairs.

Overview

Soar 7,800 feet of ziplines over scenic vineyards at Santa Margarita Ranch, a unique blend of adventure, wildlife, and sustainable winegrowing in California’s Central Coast.

Santa Margarita, California

Zipline Tour

6 Ziplines • Endless Thrills! • 2.5 hours

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of a zipline tour at Santa Margarita Ranch, soaring over 7,800 feet of breathtaking landscapes, including a stunning vineyard. Learn about sustainable winegrowing and the ranch's rich history while enjoying the option of a discounted wine tasting at Ancient Peaks Winery. An unforgettable adventure awaits!

Zipline Tour

Weekends & Holiday Rates

Saturday - Sunday (After 9/8/23) Friday- Saturday (After 6/7/24) Adult (Age 16+) - $129 Youth - $89

Weekdays

Adult (Age 16+) - $119.00 Youth - $89.00

Valentines Day Package! Don't forget to check out our Valentine's (or Palentine's) day package, available February 10th-17th. Just book your Zipline Ticket like normal and the option to opt-in will appear.

This package includes wine tasting and a flourless chocolate torte for only $30 extra per person!


Duration

2.5 Hours


About

At Margarita Adventures, we offer a uniquely thrilling perspective on a true California landmark—the historic Santa Margarita Ranch in the Paso Robles wine country.Here, you will embark on six distinct ziplines spanning more than 7,800 combined feet, starting with an epic 2,800-foot valley crossing and finishing with our 1,800-foot zipline that flies right over a vineyard.Along the way, you will learn about the ranch’s sustainable winegrowing practices and role as part of California’s famed Mission Trail. You will also experience the ranch’s diverse plant and wildlife habitats, as well as its legacy as one of California’s oldest continuously operated cattle ranches.You may also opt to visit the tasting room of our affiliated Ancient Peaks Winery, specializing in artisan wines grown on the ranch. Our tour guests who have chosen that option receive a discounted tasting fee, enjoy a 15% savings on wine purchases and a guaranteed spot in our tasting room.

We must have a minimum of two participants to run a tour. Please be aware that we may reschedule your tour to a different day if the minimum number of participants is not met.


What to Bring

Closed toe shoes

Adventure Tips

Reserve in advance

Book your spot early, especially on weekends and during wine harvest season to secure preferred times.

Wear closed-toe shoes

Sturdy footwear like hiking shoes or sneakers ensures secure footing during landings and walking the course.

Bring layers

Temperatures can vary dramatically between morning and afternoon; dress in breathable layers to stay comfortable.

Listen closely to safety briefing

Pay attention to the guides’ instructions to maximize safety while zipping across expansive terrain.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mule deer
  • Bobcat

History

The ranch dates back to an 1841 Mexican land grant, preserving a deep agricultural legacy in the region.

Conservation

The ranch actively practices sustainable farming and habitat preservation to protect local ecosystems while maintaining its vineyards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Closed-toe shoes

Essential

Protect your feet and provide stability during landings and hiking between ziplines.

Light jacket or windbreaker

Essential

Spring winds and cooler temps at height make a windbreaker useful.

spring specific

Sun hat and sunscreen

Essential

UV protection is important during sunny summer months.

summer specific

Camera with strap

Capture stunning aerial views but secure your gear to prevent drops.