California State Route 160, also known as SR 160, is a state highway located in Northern California. It runs approximately 22 miles, connecting the city of Sacramento to Brentwood and providing access to the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. The route primarily serves as a vital link for local traffic and commercial transport in the region. The highway begins at the intersection with Interstate 5 in Sacramento and travels southward, crossing the Delta before reaching its southern terminus at State Route 4. SR 160 is known for its scenic views of the waterways and agricultural lands, making it a popular route for both commuters and travelers exploring the area.