DAVENPORT TO WATSONVILLETHE RAIL TRAIL: A PAVED BIKING AND WALKING PATH

The Rail Trail o�ers access to many popular destinations in Santa Cruz County for those biking and walking. The five sections below that are underway represent 13 miles of the 32 mile total length of the Rail Trail. More sections will be added as Measure D funds and grants become available. The Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission is the lead agency for the Rail Trail and is working in partnership with

implementing agencies. For further information visit sccrtc.org.

Connects: Natural Bridges Drive to Pacific Avenue and the Santa Cruz WharfDistance: 2.1 miles

1 Westside Santa Cruz: Open 2018

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Connects: Widens existing path for use by bikes and pedestrians

2 San Lorenzo River Crossing: Open 2019

Connects: Davenport to Wilder Ranch State Park parking lot Distance: 7.5 miles

4 North Coast, Wilder Ranch: Opens 2021

Connects: Lee Road to Walker Street Distance: 1.2 miles

Watsonville, Lee Road: Open 20193

Santa Cruz Wharf to 17th Ave.: Open 20245

The 5 sections of Rail Trail UNDERWAY illustrated below are numbered in the order they will likely be constructed. Listed opening dates are estimates provided by the RTC.

Connects: Santa Cruz to Live OakDistance: 2.2 miles