A Whole Lodi Adventure

Lodi Bike Rides and Wine

06.16.2016
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It’s summer, you live in California—time to explore beyond the comfort zone and roll with something new … like the newly created bike routes in Lodi’s wine country. Outdoor adventure and wine country? Now that’s a pairing! Named the Wine Enthusiast 2015 Wine Region of the Year, Lodi is already on the map for its 85 wineries, but now it’s added miles of some of California’s most scenic cycling trails, passing through vineyards and making your weekend getaway a pure pedaling pleasure.

Choose an easy and leisurely bike ride or a long and leg-burning challenge. Either way, you’ll cruise along flat country roads, sightseeing, stopping for wine, and breaking for lunch.

BONUS SKYDIVE: Lodi is a skydiving mecca, home to one of the largest drop zones in California. That’s a whole Lodi adventure!

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