Cycling in Santa Barbara, CA
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A flat bike path along the waterfront in the downtown area.
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The road in the clouds with views of both sides of the mountains.
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A classic ride with amazing views of the ocean and surrounding hillsides.
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This 13-mile urban route takes cyclists on a moderately difficult tour of some of Santa Barbara's most beautiful neighborhoods.
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The rolling scenery you'll encounter on this 100-mile route through the central coast of California is certainly worth experiencing.
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This 65-mile route to the beautiful Lake Casitas is an absolute must-do for Santa Barbara cyclists. Enjoy the subtle beauty of the central coast's rolling hillsides and picturesque pastures.
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This 50-mile route takes you through some of the scenic wine country that was on display in the popular film, Sideways.
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Old San Marcos Pass offers a tough but stellar cycling climb with winding mountain roads and panoramic views.
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This 21-mile bike path is flat, paved, and perfect for a nice beachside ride.
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Enjoy a lovely ride through some of California's most picturesque wine country.
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A world-class cycling climb only minutes from downtown. Definitely worth the effort!
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