This month, Folsom city leaders voted to move forward with a project designed to finally connect the city's north and south trail systems, creating a safer and more direct route for cyclists.
"There's a lot of people, especially in the Folsom area, because they've put so much into the infrastructure for biking," said Sean Darcy with Trek Bicycle Folsom.
"This is obviously the single gap that we have," said Ryan Neves, Capital Projects Manager with Folsom's Parks and Recreation Department.
"Especially with all of the cars merging on and off the freeway," Darcy said. "Just all of the traffic in general."
"It allows cyclists that want to go from, say, the American River Bike Trail all the way to White Rock Road and into El Dorado County," Neves said.
The project remains in the design phase, with construction expected to begin in the summer of 2027 and open later that year. The city is allocating nearly $570,000 in local funds, while a state grant will help cover the estimated $2.2 million construction cost.
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