Grapevine Trail

Name: Grapevine Trail
Rating: 4.0

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Trail

1.5 mile 2.3 kilometer point to point
75% Runnable
Intermediate

Elevation

Ascent: 755' 230 m
Descent: -1' 0 m
High: 1,833' 559 m
Low: 1,080' 329 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 10% (6°)
Max Grade: 19% (11°)

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“A twisting, rocky trail climbing up from Coit Road to end at the Coit Spring Road.”

— Matthew St

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Features River/Creek · Spring · Views · Wildflowers · Wildlife

Description

To access this trail, you'll need to run up Coit Road for 1.9 miles from the Coyote Creek Entrance where there is a sign marking for the trail. Turn slightly right to go up the Grapevine Trail.

In 0.3 miles, you'll come to another trail intersection for Anza Trail. Turn left to continue on Grapevine Trail. This route is winding and crosses a decent size creek with water running in the winter time. There may not be water in the summer. Continue for 1.1 miles to this trail's end at Coit Spring Trail and you can turn left to go back to Coit Road or right to continue exploring and climbing.