Last updated: May 12, 2026
Thing to Do
Bike the Davison/Streelow Creek Loop
Watch out for elk along this easy to moderate loop that takes you along a valley and into a second growth redwood forest undergoing restoration work.
Start at Elk Meadow Day Use Area or at the south end of Elk Prairie campground: 3 miles. Easy.
Combine with Streelow Creek Trail and Davison Road for a 7½ loop. Easy to moderate.
Carry on to Lost Man Creek trailhead for another 2½ miles. Moderate.
STAY ALERT
This route shares the road with cars (Davison Road and Lost Man Road), and wildlife. Always stay at least 25 yards (75 feet) from elk and bears.
Start at Elk Meadow Day Use Area or at the south end of Elk Prairie campground: 3 miles. Easy.
Combine with Streelow Creek Trail and Davison Road for a 7½ loop. Easy to moderate.
Carry on to Lost Man Creek trailhead for another 2½ miles. Moderate.
STAY ALERT
This route shares the road with cars (Davison Road and Lost Man Road), and wildlife. Always stay at least 25 yards (75 feet) from elk and bears.
Details
Duration
2 Hours
Enjoy the basic 3 mile route, or extend your ride to a 7.5 or 10 mile loop.
Activity
Biking
Pets Allowed
No
Activity Fee
No
Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.
Location
Davison Trailhead South
Begin your ride here at Elk Meadow Day Use Area. An alternate option is to begin at Elk Priarie Campground and Picnic Area.
Reservations
No
Accessibility Information
Davison Trail is a fairly level, gravel trail that follows an old road. Davison Road and Lost Man Creek Road are active, paved roads with mild to steep elevation gains. Streelow Creek Trail is a narrow dirt path with moderate elevation changes.