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Fun and short hike that takes you up into some amazing rock formations that you walk inside.
Description: Gradual ascent to a natural opening formed by a circle of huge upright boulders. At the first fork, go right. At the second fork, go left. Follow the trail across the wash. As you proceed up the canyon, you will see the large rock grotto that is Devils Kitchen. Keep on the established trail and follow the carved steps up the slickrock. As you approach the base of the rock formation, go left around it and hike into the rock opening.
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Elevation: 4,990 to 5,060 feet (1521 to 1542 meters)
Average time: 1 hour
Usage: Hiking and horseback riding.
Pets are not allowed on hiking trails or anywhere in the backcountry. This prohibition includes pets that are being carried or are placed in a stroller, bag, or backpack. Pets may not accompany cyclists while riding on Rim Rock Drive.
The general rule for pets is 'paws on pavement.' Pets may accompany their owners in the developed campground area and may be walked in the park along paved roads. They are also welcome in picnic areas and in the amphitheater. Pets must be leashed at all times when outside a vehicle, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Pets may not be left tied unattended.
Location: From the east entrance, travel 0.2 miles (0.3 km). Limited parking is on the left. For additional parking, turn right into the Devils Kitchen Picnic Area. The trailhead is shared with two other trails: No Thoroughfare Canyon Trail and Old Gordon Trail. Serpents Trail access is across the road.
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