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HillBilly · 09-14-2006, 10:21 AM

My home is in the shadows of Devils Den. To get there from Rt28, go east on Rines Rd. App 1.4 mi. crossing Beaver Brook and thru seasonal gate. This section of Rines rd. is part of the Powder Mill Snowmobile Trail System.

Take 2nd rt (A large open trail junction with many orange trail signs).
At next junction (more signs), go right again, you should be going in a south west direction winding thru dense woods. Approx 2mi you will come to another trail junction. Go right thru a steel green gate.
devils den will be appr 200 yds on left (LOOK UP). There will be places to pull in to park.
These roads are rough in places, but a road car will make it. I recommend an SUV or other off-road vehicle.

The cave ladder is still there but missing a few rungs. Be careful...Have fun..

Hillbilly

09-14-2006, 10:21 AM	#11
HillBilly Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: East Alton Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Directions to D-D from Rines Rd. My home is in the shadows of Devils Den. To get there from Rt28, go east on Rines Rd. App 1.4 mi. crossing Beaver Brook and thru seasonal gate. This section of Rines rd. is part of the Powder Mill Snowmobile Trail System. Take 2nd rt (A large open trail junction with many orange trail signs). At next junction (more signs), go right again, you should be going in a south west direction winding thru dense woods. Approx 2mi you will come to another trail junction. Go right thru a steel green gate. devils den will be appr 200 yds on left (LOOK UP). There will be places to pull in to park. These roads are rough in places, but a road car will make it. I recommend an SUV or other off-road vehicle. The cave ladder is still there but missing a few rungs. Be careful...Have fun.. Hillbilly