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Turtle Bay Exploration Park

Redding, Italy

Turtle Bay Exploration Park

A 300-acre park, containing the 200-acre '''McConnell Arboretum''' and 20 acres of botanical gardens. The park spans the Sacramento River, whose two sides are linked by one of Redding's most iconic landmarks: the '''Sundial Bridge''', a 700-foot pedestrian footbridge designed by architect and engine

er Santiago Calatrava. The '''Turtle Bay Museum''' features different hands-on exhibits relating to the history of the Redding area, and two exhibits which change monthly. The '''Monolith''', near the southern end of the park, is Redding's last surviving remnant of when Redding was used as a gravel processing and transport hub for the construction of Shasta Dam.

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