Red Bluff, California

Red Bluff, United States

Red Bluff, California holds 18 Bunkabop connections with 2598 other places across 8 topics, spanning nature, sports, history, and cuisine. The city sits on the banks of the upper Sacramento River at the northern edge of the Sacramento Valley. Its sports connections include golfer Al Geiberger, the 1966 PGA Championship winner, and NFL quarterback Gale Gilbert, both born here. Chef Michael Chiarello, also a Red Bluff native, anchors the cuisine thread. In 1865, settlers here petitioned General John Bidwell to protect a trail to the Owyhee Mines of Idaho.