BIKE

From riverside rides to uphill climbs, Redding has what bikers are looking for. Depending on the level of thrill desired, there are plenty of trails surrounding Redding, Whiskeytown, and Weaverville that offer endless ribbons of single track trails and an array of options for every level of fat tire enthusiast.

Mountain Bike

Whether riders are looking to hit it hard or enjoy a mellow cruise, Redding’s got it. From rolling singletracks through the forest to challenging technical descents on rugged terrain, Redding boasts an impressive network of trails catering to both beginners and experienced riders. There are five locations mountain bikers call home: Swasey, Whiskeytown, Westside, Keswick, and Cloverdale/Clear Creek.

Electric Bike

For E-bikers, there are plenty of paved and unpaved trails to ride. A top pick is the Sundial Bridge to Shasta Dam. This 19-mile loop is found along the Sacramento River National Recreation Trail with unforgettable views.

Ride

Just up the road a few miles, discover the exhilarating Chappie-Shasta

Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Area. Whether visitors are into riding dirt bikes, ATVs, or 4x4’s, Chappie-Shasta's OHV area caters to all skill levels and promises an authentic, thrilling experience that leaves a person craving more of Northern California's outdoor adventures.

Equestrian Trails

Saddle up for a serene horseback ride at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, conveniently located a few miles west of Redding. Whiskeytown's extensive trail system, covering over 70 miles, provides equestrians with diverse routes through dense forests, alongside crystal-clear streams, and around the 3,200-acre Whiskeytown Lake. With various trails catering to different experience levels, horseback riding at Whiskeytown offers a unique and authentic way to explore Northern California's serene wilderness.