Sundial Bridge – Ribbon Bridge loop from S. Bonnyview Rd at E. Bonnyview Rd

Sundial Bridge – Ribbon Bridge loop from S. Bonnyview Rd at E. Bonnyview Rd

Moderate

3.5

(15)

riders

Sundial Bridge – Ribbon Bridge loop from S. Bonnyview Rd at E. Bonnyview Rd

03:00

67.8km

540m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 9, 2026

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Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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8.61 km

Turtle Bay Arboretum

Highlight • Forest

Turtle Bay Arboretum

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8.76 km

A celebrated pedestrian passage and art masterpiece, bridging Turtle Bay Exploration Park. While access is free, certain park areas require payment. This architectural wonder, one of the world's grandest sundials, traces time from 11am-3pm, its shadow moving visibly.

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8.96 km

Sacramento River National Recreation Trail

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The Sacramento River National Recreation Trail is a paved path in the heart of Redding. This trail is known for crossing the famed Sundial Bridge and can be combined with …

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10.4 km

Chaunay Carroll Bush

Viewpoint

11.1 km

Redding Railroad Trestle Bridge

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A marvel of engineering, this bridge features 26 lattice masts and stretches 1325m. With three trusses spanning the Sacramento and rising 34m above water, it gracefully curves, shifting its direction by 90°.

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15.5 km

Ribbon Bridge

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16.7 km

Keswick Dam

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A concrete gravity dam on the Sacramento River, this 157-foot structure creates the Keswick Reservoir. Its power plant, boasting three turbines, harnesses 117 megawatts of energy.

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57.5 km

Aboretum Loop Trail

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Also known as the Hanson-Sindt Trail, in tribute to Terry Hanson and Brian Sindt, pillars of Redding's development, this path narrates nature's story. As one treads, wetlands whisper with green, …

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67.8 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

52.2 km

12.4 km

1.82 km

1.48 km

Surfaces

63.6 km