Difficulty: Strenuous

Round-trip Distance: 1.60 miles

Trail Markings: Blue and Pink Ribbons

This trail is not recommended for people without good wayfinding skills. The trail is not regularly blazed or maintained.

There is a small parking lot near the Devil’s Slide trailhead on Northside Road, but no Forest Society sign or kiosk. The trail is straight into the woods going east from the parking area.

Trail Directions:

Devil's Slide Trailhead

Enter the woods on what appears to be an old road. The entry of the trail is currently marked with blue ribbons, and the trail itself is marked with pink ribbon. The trail will “T”, at which point you turn left. After another hundred or so yards, the trail turns right and goes up the hill. The trail gets steeper at you go further up the slide. Continue to the top of Devil’s Slide, a large vertical rock formation that looms over the village. Exercise EXTREME CAUTION as you reach the summit, as the drop-off the south side of the slide is nearly vertical. Return to your car by the same route.

"Help us care for this property by following these guidelines during your visit:

• This property is open dawn to dusk
• Carry out all trash
• Dogs must remain under control and owners must pack out all dog waste
• No motorized wheeled vehicles
• No camping
• No campfires
• Hunting and fishing are allowed
• Leave natural and cultural features undisturbed”