Devil's Den Trail

Easy, busy trail, but going onto the other trails got me away from the crowds. Very enjoyable to see all the crevices, caves, and waterfalls. Caves are closed currently due to some bat disease.

The official term in description of this trail is described as having MODERATE difficulty, a good measure for those suffering the delusion of invincibility is this: if you can walk 2-3 miles while doing around 30-40 squats this can feel really easy.

A warning to fat people with a great sense of adventure and courage surpassing your physical abilities:
Take Lots of water, go slowly, wear comfortable but tuff non slip boots, and last but not least bring a friend/friends strong enough to carry you out of there if your will power diminishes.

God Bless you all, be careful.

We really enjoyed this walk.
Very easy to do it.
The highlight is the waterfall and the caves, although this last ones are closed for the public.
I will recommend taking some water with you and using good trainers as it can be very slippery.

Depending on which trail you choose, they can be suitable for anyone or only the truly adventurous.
We took the Devils Den Trail at the bottom of the ravine across from the camping and bridge.
Pretty challenging route with steep scrambles up and down shale rock.
Plenty of caves to peer into. All are barred off to the public.

One of my favorite hikes! Absolutely beautiful!

Amazing trail!! One of my favorites. Took us about an hour and a half with pictures. Not many other people on the trail on a weekday afternoon after the rain. Trail was kinda rocky and kinda muddy in some parts so it was a little difficult in the rain but still doable! Lots of rock formations, two waterfalls, and a nice walk along the creek. Decent elevation gain/decline but nothing too difficult there

Beautiful trail with great sights. Great for a quick hike, we did it in an hour and fifteen minutes, it was roughly 1.3 miles.

Not great for people who have trouble with their feet, some areas of the trail are steep rock face which can be tricky to navigate and also there is a waterfall and spring that splash the rock trail.

We were really bummed all the cave entrances have been barred off but it was still cool to see and it makes sense.

Trail was pretty well kept. A few slick spots due to the waterfall but very beautiful. You get vistas, caves, natural ac, waterfalls, and fresh air. Well worth the trip.

Beautiful trail! However this trail is very rocky. Also, make sure you wear shoes with traction. Around the waterfalls the rocks are wet, which makes it very slippery. The park does have a campsite. And picnic tables!
I have TMobile service....my phone did not work when I was on the trail. No signal!

Beautiful hiking area with well marked mile markers. Lots of places to climb and explore with scenic views. Trails range from about 30 minutes to 3 hours with varying difficulty. The Devil's Icebox is a must after a long hike.

We loved this trail, and even found some spots to picnic off the trail. I loved the fact that it was dog friendly day, and everyone's dogs were on leashes as well. Plenty of beautiful spots to stop and sit down.

What a wonderful area and state park!
We ride mountain bikes with our group, but when back in the area, we will be back for more exploring and hiking!

Grab your boots, a water bottle and a friend to this amazing trail! It's not super big but very rocky. My family and I had a great time exploring ☺ 😊

Absolutely awesome hike and scenery. Will definitely come back again.

Nice hike to take, at Devils Den. There's suppose to be some waterfalls but they are all dried up.

Great hike to Devil's Den. Worth checking out!

This was an amazing trail! We found a cave that we were able to crawl thru and explore, numerous waterfalls along the way with a gorgeous view!

This is a great trail! A little rocky and difficult to maneuver when wet but overall, the views of the waterfalls and river are beautiful and worth it!

Great short trail with Cave openings, waterfall, and lots of rocks to climb on.

Great trail for families. My family of 4 (plus two grandparents) took about two hours to fully enjoy the waterfall areas, cave areas, and climbing rocks.