Exploring Northern California By Bike: Sacramento River Trail

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  • Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
  • Sacramento River Trail in Redding, CA. Leave the city and head all the way to Shasta Dam as you explore this beautiful bike path.
    We continue exploring by bike, this time in Redding, CA. This has been a great way to see new places, but also doubles as training for our second RAGBRAI! Not sure what RAGBRAI is? Find out here
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  • @byronshort6721
    @byronshort6721 15 днів тому +1

    I was in Redding for work and made sure to take my bike. I explored the trail from Turtle Bay and into the neighborhood. Very scenic and beautifully peaceful. I thoroughly enjoyed my time. All the locals suggested that trail and the Sundial Bridge and I couldn't thank them enough for the recommendation.

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  14 днів тому

      Such a fun trail to ride. Great idea bringing the bike along. Happy you got to ride that part and enjoy the ride. Such a cool spot.

  • @karitorres8607
    @karitorres8607 Рік тому +1

    Another beautiful ride. Loved that it rode right along the river the entire time!

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  Рік тому

      It was such a great day. And the river was the best part

  • @garyseckel295
    @garyseckel295 5 місяців тому +1

    Enjoyed video!
    FWIW: Those multiple air trails are intentional, man-caused rain/weather control.
    Vastly unknown, BUT, hugely confrontational. Research it.
    You likely will oppose chemically imposed air trails.

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  5 місяців тому

      Thank you. Appreciate it. I did hear about that from people when I was living up that way. Anything with less chemicals is likely best way to go.

  • @tansydney887
    @tansydney887 Рік тому +1

    Looks so good!

  • @karitorres8607
    @karitorres8607 Рік тому +1

    Also, not sure which part I like better, the leg shaving part or seeing Kacie carrying a bottle of sunscreen in her water bottle Fanny pack 😂

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  Рік тому

      Hahaha both. She added some character to this video.

  • @frankcauthorn1472
    @frankcauthorn1472 Рік тому +1

    Great place to stop when headed north I’ve ridden that trail a few times last year it was 115 in June BTW check out castle Crags SP about an hour north oh yeah budda bowl at Wilda in Redding

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  Рік тому +1

      Such a nice place. Summer is definitely not the best time though lol. That’s hot. And thank you for the recommendation. We heard good things of castle crags, and will have to see about the budda bowl.

  • @SundayVenom
    @SundayVenom 10 місяців тому +1

    Really enjoying your content. Im new to riding and don’t know of many places to go.

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  10 місяців тому

      Thank you very much. We appreciate the comment. Hopefully you are enjoying getting into riding. It’s a great way to explore new places.

  • @kencook4956
    @kencook4956 8 місяців тому +1

    Nice job on the video.

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  8 місяців тому

      Thank you very much appreciate it

  • @Alvinaeb
    @Alvinaeb Рік тому +1

    Wow that was an awesome watch! I live currently in southern cal, have not been to that section of the sacramento river trail.
    Did you see any encampments or graffiti along the way it looked very safe? Thank you for posting your adventures I love watching,

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  Рік тому +1

      Thank you very much. We knew very little about this trail, but a pleasant surprise.
      Actually not a single encampment and just a tiny bit of graffiti in town. As soon as the ride left the town, it was beautiful. Overall, felt safe, but not a lot of people so would be nice with a small group.
      Really appreciate it and thanks for watching.

    • @KristaBreshears-oe4ib
      @KristaBreshears-oe4ib Рік тому +1

      Alot of locals use this trail system and there are actually bike cops that patrol the entire trail it's very safe the trail once you get out of town is not real shady so it does get hot it's better early spring or mid fall for that portion of trail if you are heat sensitive.

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  Рік тому

      Agree to this about the weather! Didn’t know that about the bike patrol. Nice to know!

  • @BlueEyedAmerican
    @BlueEyedAmerican Рік тому +1

    I used to ride the River trail to get to work, redding is an awful place to live So glad i left.

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  Рік тому +1

      Well, it’s a nice river trail at least.

    • @BlueEyedAmerican
      @BlueEyedAmerican Рік тому +1

      @@TylerandKari it was the only thing in Redding that was good

    • @BubbleGum-s5c
      @BubbleGum-s5c 9 місяців тому

      @@BlueEyedAmerican Yes -several great biking opps in Redding, but truly a sicko place to live. There’s a reason Redding makes our national news as an example of ignorance, hatred, religious freaks, totally irresponsible and out-of-control government.

  • @rr2b
    @rr2b Місяць тому +1

    What kind of bikes are you riding ? I would appreciate information as I am a new bike rider

    • @TylerandKari
      @TylerandKari  Місяць тому

      Sorry, we need to be better about provide more details when out riding. Kari is on a specialized turbo Vado 4.0. I am on a surly pack rat. My tires are approx 44mm. Kari I believe a little wider. Both are running 650b wheels.