Grapevine Jeep Trail 
| Length: | 2.5 miles |
| Difficulty: | Easier: 1 Harder: 5 |
| Trailhead Elev: | 2000 feet |
| Maximum Elev: | 3100 feet |
| Trailhead: | Lat: 40.21778 Lon: -121.88722 |
| Reader's Rating: |  (9 votes) |
| Nearby Trails: | Dehaven Gulch - 4 miles Facht Hill - 5 miles Peligreen Jeep Trail - 6 miles Section Jeep Trail - 6 miles Inskip Hill - 9 miles Forest Service Road 17 - 17 miles |
Trail Description
The Grapevine Jeep trail is in the area of Fischer campground in Tehama County near the Tehama wildlife area. This trail Can be traveled by most higher clearance vehicles. The trail is approx. 2 1/2 miles long with rock and packed dirt surfaces. A few spots require 4wd and can be really slick after rain. There are many other trails in the area but trails through the Tehama Wildlife area are closed during certain parts of the year. Contact the Calif dept of fish and game@ (530)597-2201 for further information on closures.
Season
Spring, Summer, Fall. Closed during winter.
Nearby City
Red Bluff
Directions
Take I5 to Red Bluff which is about 120 miles north of Sacramento. Take the Hwy 36/Antelope exit and turn right (east). Take Antelop about one mile until you just leave town where you'll see Hogsback on the left. Turn left and drive up hogsback approximately 12 miles where there will be a right had fork. Drive down to Facht place and cross Antelope Creek where you drive about 5.5 miles making lefts at both of the forks you come to. When you reach 5.5 miles, you'll make a right down a much less travel road and the fun begins here. You can exit by driving up the Peligreen and then north on Ponderosa to the town of Paynes Creek. Then take Hwy 36 about 25 miles back to Red Bluff. This is a full days run so have plenty of gas and water during the hot months.