Plan a leisure stroll along the Sacramento River Trail or the Sacramento River Rail Trail and enjoy cool river breezes, beautiful mountain views, and a variety of colors distinguised by the four seasons of the year. These two trails are designated "National Recreation Trails" by the National Park Service.
Redding's west side includes a variety of trails from the paved Blue Gravel Mine Trail to the unpaved Westside Trails, offering a variety of hiking and biking opportunities. Then, finally journey to the Lema Ranch Trail for the best prolonged views of mountain scenery.
Redding's west side includes a variety of trails from the paved Blue Gravel Mine Trail to the unpaved Westside Trails, offering a variety of hiking and biking opportunities. Then, finally journey to the Lema Ranch Trail for the best prolonged views of mountain scenery.
Trail users are encouraged to respect the beauty that surrounds them by staying on marked trails and avoiding shortcuts. Trails are open dawn to dusk.
It is advisable to bring plenty of water during the warm summer weather.
TRAILS GUIDE
H - Hiking
B - Biking
E - Equestrian
E - Easy
M - Moderate
D - Difficult
NAME OF TRAIL
TYPE
OF TRAIL
OF TRAIL
TRAIL SURFACE
MATERIAL
MATERIAL
LENGTH
OF TRAIL
OF TRAIL
ELEVATION
OF TRAIL
OF TRAIL
DIFFICULTY
RATING
RATING
ELEVATION
GAIN
GAIN
MAX
GRADE%
GRADE%
H,B,E
Paved
9.5 miles
490-690 ft
M
200 ft
18%
H,B,E
Gravel
9 miles
600 ft
E
--
1%
H,B
Paved
2 miles
520-720 ft
E
200 ft
10%
H,B,E
Dirt/Paved
6.75 miles
720-1250 ft
D
500 ft
25%
H
Paved
4 miles
630 ft
E
--
5%