001 - At the Davy Brown Trailhead sign head east through a small forest of oak trees and a meadow zigzagging downward to the creek.

002 - At the creek crossing bear left underneath the shaded canopy of oaks and pines.

003 - There's a small interpretive sign dedicated to Edgar B. Davison, a forest ranger who built the trail in 1898-1899. He was one of the forst rangers in the region. He worked to preserve the Jeffrey Pine and controlled illegal grazing.

004 - A very short distance from there is a Y fork. Each route reconnects further down the trail. To stay with the creek stay to the right.

005 - Cross the creek with the runnel on your right.

006 - Hug the creek on your left with a huge sandstone boulder on your right. Then cross into a pretty meadow.

007 - Connect with another creek at the Davy Brown Campground. This creek is another tributary of the SIsquoc River. 

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• Distance: 5.0

Waypoints

001

Location: 34.730136, -119.97144

25-MAR-10 10:32:16AM

002

Location: 34.733115, -119.965662

25-MAR-10 10:43:37AM

003

Location: 34.739218, -119.968431

25-MAR-10 10:52:34AM

004

Location: 34.739745, -119.967956

25-MAR-10 10:57:57AM

005

Location: 34.753347, -119.965581

25-MAR-10 11:27:15AM

006

Location: 34.755037, -119.964013

25-MAR-10 11:31:21AM

007

Location: 34.758044, -119.954667

25-MAR-10 11:46:20AM

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Location: 34.739356, -119.967957

Davy Brown Trailhead sign at dawn.

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Location: 35.083956, -119.794922

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Location: 34.730045, -119.969673

Edgar B. Davison interpretive sign.