Be a part of Johnny Cash History.

Have your name become a permanent part of the Donor Wall along with the Johnny Cash Trail.

Experience the Trail

The City of Folsom celebrated the completion of the Johnny Cash Trail on October 14, 2017 - a 2.75 mile Class I bike and pedestrian trail that winds west toward the Folsom Historic District and east toward the Folsom Lake Crossing Trail. The trail has two beautiful bridges inspired by the local landscape including the architecture found at nearby Folsom State Prison. The trail is a popular outdoor recreation enthusiast destination for walking and biking and local wildlife and inspiring scenery can be viewed throughout the trail. The City of Folsom is currently advocating for and fundraising to install a world-class linear public art experience that will celebrate and honor the legendary Johnny Cash, his music, and his history in the City of Folsom.

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Johnny Cash Trail | Artwork

Artwork

The City of Folsom has developed a masterplan that details the future placement of art along the trail. The masterplan details the art and the placement that will adorn the trail.

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Shop & Support

Show your support for the Johnny Cash Trail and ride in style with men’s and women’s cycling jerseys. These jerseys have been designed to show off your love for Johnny Cash, Folsom, and cycling. When you add these unique jerseys to your cycling wardrobe you're supporting the future development of the art experience along the Johnny Cash Trail.

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Johnny Cash Trail | Shop & Support

Johnny Cash Trail | Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash

“I wear the black for the poor and the beaten down, livin' in the hopeless, hungry side of town, I wear it for the prisoner who has long paid for his crime, but is there because he's a victim of the times.”

― Johnny Cash

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Support The Trail

Be a part of the ultimate art experience and tribute to the legendary Johnny Cash. The City of Folsom is accepting contributions and donations for the future development and placement of art along the trail. Please help the City of Folsom in its efforts to celebrate the “Man in Black.”

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