Hike the Devil's Hall Trail

If you do this in summer, take plenty of water. Those rocks make it even hotter. Beautiful, somewhat challenging hike. Scrambling over the rocks in the wash isn't hard as long as you take your time and watch your step. The big boulders are easy, it's the little ones that will take your ankles if you aren't paying attention. Payoff is definitely worth it but there were soooo many swarming flies on my hike that it nearly made me question it for a while. But highly recommend.

Fantastic hike. Easy to follow trail with kids. We spent about 4 hours doing this. Fun bolders in the creek bed. Saw deer along the way

We visited Guadalupe national park on January. It took us 2 hours to reach Devils Hall. Because of the time of the year, it was cold and windy. The trail was quite challenging but the view and experience throughout the trail was worth the while. If you go to Guadalupe mountains, make sure to keep devils hall in your list. It will take you 2-4 hours back and forth depending on your hiking skills. But you are, for sure, going to enjoy the experience. It’s amazing!

Not a terrible hike. Starts off pretty easy on a well-defined trail. After about a mile you'll meet a junction with the Guadalupe Peak horse trail. Shortly after, you'll be in an Old River wash more or less trying to find your own way for the rest of the hike. When you do finally get towards the end, you'll hit an old dried waterfall. You can scramble to the left of it and then eventually find yourself at the devil's wall. I did it while carrying my 30 lb kid on my back and that made it a little bit more challenging.

Beautiful hike, scramble os fine, just take your time. Early and = less slippery