Paso Robles or El Paso de Robles which is Spanish for “The Pass of Oaks” is located on the Salinas River north of San Luis Obispo. It is famous for its numerous wineries, almond orchards, olive oil production and hot springs. It also hosts the California Mid-State Fair which is held annually and runs for 12 days at the end of July. There is also great outdoor entertainment at the Vina Robles Amphitheatre which holds 3000 people and opened in 2013. Paso Robles has gentle rolling hills on the eastern half of the city and foothill peaks of the Santa Lucia Coastal Range to the west. The area has a hot -summer Mediterranean climate which is dry. And in winter, it is cool with brief periods of rain. Locals and visitors alike, enjoy water sports, fishing and camping at nearby Lake Nacimiento. With all there is to do in the Paso Robles area, it might just be a great place to call home!