The Trek Details

The Trek in a snapshot

Location: Near Croydon, Utah – Weber Canyon, Utah

Managing Agency: Private ownership

Pets: Allowed

Fees: None

Restrooms: None

Camping: Not allowed

Trail Condition: You can see Devils Slide right from your car at the pullout

Distance: A few feet is all

Time Required: 5+ minutes

Sights: Devil’s Slide

Best Season: All

Water Info: Bring a bottle of water if needed

Parking Elevation: 5235 ft

Summit Elevation: None

Elevation Difference: None

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Trail Map

GPS Coordinates

Devil’s Slide: 41° 3.803’N, 111° 32.869’W

Experience. Discover. Explore.

The Trail

Follow along on our adventure then go out on your own!

Be a responsible explorer

Majestically watching the interstate highway

There is a small turn off (located on both sides of the highway) and there is ample parking for you to get out and take a few pictures. Most often, there are freight trucks parked here taking breaks so parking may be extremely limited.

Devil’s Slide in Utah (yes, there are several other locations and landmarks named Devil’s Slide in California and Montana) is located right off of I-84 and features a giant rock “slide” that extends several hundred feet down the side of the mountain.

There are about 40 foot tall slabs of limestone rock on each side of the “slide” running parallel with about a 25 foot gap in the center.

It is an incredible formation that you should stop and check out.

Personal Thoughts

Devil's Slide is an amazing formation that seems to randomly be placed in Weber Canyon. It is worth a quick stop just to get a sense for how far the "slide" extends. I have tried to hike to Devil's Slide but a fence and "no trespassing" sign are right at its base.