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Sacramento River Trail at Diestlehorst Bridge

Explore the scenic Sacramento River Trail at Diestelhorst Bridge in Redding, CA, perfect for walking, running, and cycling with historical views.

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The Sacramento River Trail at the South Diestlehorst Bridge Trailhead in Redding, CA, offers scenic views and access to a historic bridge. It's ideal for walking, running, and cycling, with paved trails suitable for all ages.

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  • Sacramento River Trail at South Diestlehorst Bridge Trailhead, Benton Dr, Redding, Lakeview, CA, 96001, US

Local tips

  • Bring water, especially during the summer months, as temperatures can get high.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for walking or cycling on the paved trail.
  • Visit during the fall to enjoy the beautiful autumn foliage along the river.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the intersection of Benton Drive and Quartz Hill Road, head east on Benton Drive towards the Sacramento River Trailhead. The trailhead is located near the Diestlehorst Bridge. The walk is approximately 0.2 miles and should take about 5 minutes. There are no fees or tolls for accessing the trail.

  • Driving

    From downtown Redding, take CA-44 W/Market Street. Turn left onto Benton Drive. Continue on Benton Drive until you reach the Sacramento River Trailhead at the Diestlehorst Bridge. Parking is available at the trailhead. Parking is free.

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The Sacramento River Trail at the South Diestelhorst Bridge Trailhead is a popular outdoor destination in Redding, California. The trail provides access to the Sacramento River and offers stunning views of the surrounding natural beauty. The Diestelhorst Bridge, a historic landmark constructed in 1915, is a key feature of the trail. The Sacramento River Trail is part of an extensive network that spans over 17 miles, perfect for biking, walking, and running. The paved trail is designed for pedestrian and bicycle traffic, attracting people of all ages and fitness levels. The trail connects residential neighborhoods to regional parks and open spaces. The Diestelhorst Bridge itself is a significant historical structure. It was the first concrete bridge to span the Sacramento River in Northern California and was originally part of Highway 99. Today, it serves as a pedestrian bridge, offering panoramic views of the river and mountains. The bridge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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