The trail was rediscovered and redeveloped by local historian Chuck Hornbeck, community volunteers, and BLM. The trail follows the path of a historic mining railroad on the east side of the Sacramento.
Distance: 2.8 – 9 one way
Difficulty: Varies
Restrooms: No
Drinking Water: No
Please remember to bring plenty of drinking water, and always pick up after your dogs.
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