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The Del Rio Trail Project

Images form a boarder around a title that reads "Del Rio Trail, 4.8 Miles of Trail, 18 public artworks. The images on the boarder are of public art pieces along the Del Rio Trail

About the Del Rio Trail Project

The Del Rio Trail is a 4.8-mile multi-use path that runs through the Land Park, South Land Park, Freeport Manor, Z’Berg, Pocket and Meadowview neighborhoods. It allows people to access William Land Park, the Sacramento Zoo, schools, stores, restaurants, retail centers, jobs and other community parks without using a car.

 

In collaboration with the City’s Department of Public Works, the Office of Arts Culture is tasked with management of the public art components of the Del Rio trail project. The $2.5 million project was funded through the state’s $5 million Clean California Grants that the City was awarded for public art installations and other improvements.

Del Rio Trail Public Art Collection

Visit the Del Rio Trail Public Art Photo Gallery

A salmon-colored, house-shaped form rests atop tall blue poles. The house is made from spinnng paddles that are caught rippling in the breeze. Trees line the background along with another art piece in the distance.

Matthew Mazzotta, Uplifting Experence, photo by Rodrick Cooney

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