Unity, Oregon · Baker County · Facility
This trailhead provides access to Davis Creek Trail #244. There is a flat area for dispersed camping near trailhead. The trailhead is a beautiful spot with ponderosa pine. Visitors to the area will see wildflowers in the spring and early summer, wildlife throughout the year.
This trailhead provides access to Davis Creek Trail #244. There is a flat area for dispersed camping near trailhead. The trailhead is a beautiful spot with ponderosa pine. Visitors to the area will see wildflowers in the spring and early summer, wildlife throughout the year.
From Prairie City, OR., travel east on US Highway 26 for approximately 13 miles to the junction with Forest Service Road 2614. Turn left onto Forest Service Road 2614. Follow Forest Service Road approximately 1 mile to the juncation with Forest Service Road 2614-229 and follow Forest Service Road 2614-229 to the trailhead.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to East Davis Creek Trailhead? A few things to know before you go:
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