Devils Pocket Trail
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Location: In the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park
Difficulty: Intermediate
Length: 5 mile loop
Elevation: 250 feet
Time to Allow: 3 hours
Camping Info: Dispersed camping allowed
Season: Year round, but best Apr.-May and Sep.-Oct.
Devils Pocket Trail begins at mile 2.8 of the trail to Chesler Park. It passes through some of the best spires in the park, through the flat grassy bottomed valleys ("grabens") of Devil's Pocket and finishes along the northern edge of Chesler Park. It is a wonderfully scenic route and not much used.
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