Welcome to Devils Den and Stacy Hill
Located in the beautiful Porter Hills of Southwest Maine.
@hikeitoutnewengland This is a quick mile and out hike! Devil's Den Mountain, standing at 1,118 feet, offers panoramic views of Colcord Pond, that rival those of Bald Ledge. The summit of Devil's Den boasts panoramic views, including breathtaking views overlooking Colcord Pond. "Devil's Den," a deep cleft in the ledges approximately 100 feet west of the overlook. Kamys Cabin: "Kamys Cabin," a hunting lodge at the summit is undergoing renovations to become an educational resource center. Convenient Parking: A new 60x60-foot gravel parking area has been constructed on Moody Road, making access to the trail easier than ever. Managed by the Francis Small Heritage Trust: This organization ensures the trail's preservation and responsible use. #maine #Hiking #hikersoftiktok #mainelife #newengland #devilsden #porter #adventure #hiker #explore #fyp #fypシ #foryoupage ♬ Paint It, Black - The Rolling Stones
Leave only footprints, take only memories.
Hike
Come explore our scenic trails! Enjoy a peaceful hike through forests and fields -perfect for a quiet afternoon outdoors. All are welcome to wander and take in the beauty of nature.
Bike
Hit the trails, climb the ridges, and ride through miles of mountain terrain with views worth the effort
Forest
A peaceful space to explore, breathe, and reconnect with nature.
Views
The view opens up to wide skies and rolling landscape—a perfect spot to pause, take it in, and enjoy the beauty of Maine.
Found in the wilds of the web
A trail of interesting finds from across the web, carefully collected to inspire curiosity and entertain your inner explorer.
Look out on top!
The drop is steep and definitely life threatening if someone missteps. If hiking with littles, I recommend going first! Otherwise, the trail was easy-moderate and the views are fantastic!! Just use caution at the top. Happy Trailing!
Barred Owl Sighting
I parked at the Colcord Pond Bald Ledge Trailhead and walked down Colcord Pond Road, to Breakneck Hill Road to Moody Road, (with a peek at the Porter Heath) to Snake Road to Devil's Den. I returned on the Devil's Den trail to Moody Road, then back the way I came. There was a barred owl hooting east of Devil's Den while I was up there.
Sweeping views from a summit ledge (1,185 feet)
While it goes uphill, the incline is not too steep (the elevation gained is 250 feet). About 100 feet from the top, you’ll pass a short side trail to your right that leads to the den. Be very careful! The drop-offs are sudden and steep.