Sacramento is quite popular with its trekking trails and hiking spots. Some of the best trails in the region include: Read More..

Northern Bike Trail is one of the most popular mountain biking spots in Sacramento. This is a beautiful place alluring bikers from all over the nation. This Trail covers Downtown Sacramento and Elverta community in the northern part of California. You can cross several creeks during your travel and Sacramento Northern Railway is one of the most famous historic routes. Bikers will absolutely love it. Read More..

Brannan Island Park does have a hiking trail for the tourists. The park remains open from Wednesday to Sunday from sunrise to sunset. The park is stunning with its islands, trails and wildlife habitats. You can also swim and surf in the clear blue waters. It is located on Highway 160, which is about few miles from Rio Vista. The park boasts off having 140 campsites. Read More..

The Delta Meadows Park hiking trail is beautiful and is one of the last remaining regions of the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta. The park has both seasonal and perennial sources of water. It supports a wide species of wildlife. The tranquil backwaters making a 2 miles round trip attracts hikers and anglers alike. Very close to the park is the historic village of Locke. It was built by the Chinese workers in 1915. The trail is quite narrow and is home to muskrats, otters and beavers. The trailside blackberries grow during summer. Read More..

The Folsom Powerhouse Historic Park is located in Greenback Ln Folsom, California. The hiking experience in here can be awesome. This spot is preferred by both hikers as well as photographers as the trails provide a wonderful backdrop. Read More..

The Sacramento Waterfront Loop Trail is an exceptionally beautiful hiking spot. It extends for about 3.4 miles. It is one of the primary hiking trails in Sacramento. The hiking activity takes more or less 3 hours. The trail traces the history of the waterfront of Old Sacramento. You will get a lovely view of the Sacramento River in contrast with the urban skyline from the two different bridges on your way. Read More..

Sacramento River Trail offers an amazing experience of hiking. This particular Trail has also won the Best Trail Award in 2002 conferred by the American Trails Association. This trail is situated alongside the longest river of California. You will be able to see the forest region belonging to the settlers who rode the first wagon trains. Read More..

Mountain bikers will definitely put the American River Bike Path in their wish list. It is arguably one of the most beautiful and popular bike paths in California. This 32 mile bike path extends towards Downtown Sacramento to Folsom Dam. This is also known as Jedediah Smith National Recreation Trail. Read More..