Bike Mural tour, with lunch at Pipeline

Mural Roll

E-bike Downtown Redding to See Murals and Enjoy Tasty Food

01.15.2025

Redding’s bikeshare program encourages biking in and around the city, including downtown. It’s a fun way to see some of the city’s mural art while also stopping for lunch at one of the newest restaurants, Pipeline Craft Taps and Kitchen.

To get a bike, simply purchase a pass on the app BCycle (Bicycle Transit System) or at the Shasta Bike Depot. Take out one of the bikes to go exploring. All the bikes are premium pedal-assist bikes. Time to ride!

Downtown Redding has seen an impressive revitalization the past few years, including Redding-themed murals created by local or California-based artists. Old buildings have been restored and transformed into artisan coffee shops, breweries, and art galleries.

This mural tour is a great way to enjoy Redding’s urban vibes.

Stop for lunch at Pipeline Craft Taps and Kitchen, where comfort foods and tasty tap beers await. The Thai peanut chicken wings, Pipeline classic burger, and duck-fat fries are just a few of the delicious delights at this popular spot.

Return your bike at any dock station. All ride, all ride, all ride.

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