Apr 30, 2017 — I recommend getting up early to do the hike to Devil's Bathtub. It's a gorgeous spot that gets all sorts of people, most of whom bring coolers, flip flops, etc. The trail follows Devil Fork for a while, crossing the creek a bunch of times before stumbling on the featured Devil's Bathtub. Continue past this on the easy-to-follow Devil's Fork Trail to continue the loop, or head back. The trail after Devil's Bathtub isn't particularly exciting, but has some nice highlights and I didn't see anyone on the Devil's Fork loop. The trail eventually merges with an old forest road and brings you back to Devil Fork.
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