Section of Salinas River Trail to close Oct. 5-9 for repairs
Paso Robles Daily News
September 30, 2026
Heads up, Paso friends: if your morning walk or bike ride takes you along the Salinas River Trail, you'll want to plan around a short closure coming up October 5th through the 9th. The city is shutting down about a quarter mile of the path to handle some repairs, and they're pointing us toward a detour using Niblick Road and South River Road.
It's a small stretch, but for those of us who use the trail daily, it's a real change to the routine. The river trail is one of those quiet perks of living here — a place to clear your head, walk the dog, or get a few miles in before the day starts. A few days of detouring is a fair trade for keeping it in good shape.
Thanks to Paso Robles Daily News for getting the word out. Plan a little extra time, watch for traffic on the detour, and we'll see you back on the trail soon.
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