In California, known only from Humboldt and Del Norte cos. This scarce resident of humid coastal forests is found in redwood, Douglas-fir, and riparian forests. This vole feeds mainly in trees, but also in shrubs and on the ground.
Finds cover in dense vegetation near streams.
Found in mature, coastal forests, preferring the vicinity of small, clear streams, with dense alder and other deciduous trees and shrubs. Occupies the habitat from ground surface to canopy, feeding in all layers, and nesting on the ground. White-footed voles often are found near logs and in brush when on the ground. No data found. Three pregnant females were caught between mid-April and late July.