164 acres on the east side of Tehama County feature diverse terrain with a year-round creek. The parcel includes roads with multiple entry points along the western ridge and eastern ridge above Judd Creek. Seasonal springs support wildlife such as deer, quail, dove, coyote, red tail hawk, wild turkey, rainbow trout, squirrel, and wild boar. Activities include stargazing, camping, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, shooting, archery, hiking, wilderness education, mountain biking, adventure riding, and off-road 4x4 adventures. At approximately 3200 feet elevation, there is year-round access despite occasional snow. Note: this property was affected by the 2024 Park Fire.