Coffee Creek Road, Coffee, CA 96091 - Trinity County

SIZE: 296 Acres

ELEVATION: 4,800 to 5,700 Feet

ZONING: TPZ (Timber Production Zone)

RESERVE PRICE: $165,000

The 296 acre East Fork Boulder Creek timber and recreation tract is located within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, along the eastern boundary of the Trinity Alps Wilderness less than one mile north of Boulder Lake, is one of the most popular hiking destinations in the Trinity Alps Wilderness. East Fork Boulder Creek runs through the property from its source at Boulder Lake.

The entire 296 acres was impacted by the 2021 River Complex Fire that burned as a crown fire, with few trees surviving. Seller has not undertaken any salvage logging. A CFIP California Grant for Reforestation was approved but is not transferable. A new owner would need to submit an application if additional funding is available. Please see Supplemental Information Package for detail.

There is physical access from State Route 104 by Goldfield Campground, two miles north of the property (USFS Road 37N42Y).

The topography is primarily moderate to steep east and west-facing slopes along the East Boulder Creek drainage. There are dirt logging roads northwest and east of the creek, which has an estimated 52 acres of riparian area with some residual trees not impacted by the fire. The trail to Boulder Lake is located near the southeast corner.

The tract is classified as timberland, with annual taxes of less than $30 per year. Acquisition of the 296 acres could provide opportunity to have a base camp by Trinity Alps Wilderness at a price of less than $560 per acre.

Property is offered in July 10, 2024 Sealed Bid Auction.