The trail itself is very easy to follow – there are no branches or junctions and the trail has been repaired and maintained after the 2009 Station Fire did quite a number on this region. Look for the sign marking Devil’s Canyon and a small parking area with a port-o-potty. The trail begins near a clearly marked trailhead just before the turnoff to the Chilao Visitor Center. For adventurous hikers, a waterfall lies further in the canyon as well, and the best part is that most other hikers easily overlook this trail - meaning it’s likely you’ll have the canyon all to yourself. The hike into Devil’s Canyon in the San Gabriel Wilderness will take you into a wooded canyon where a mostly-reliable creek flows past a picturesque and surprisingly secluded backcountry campsite.
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