Devil's Nose via Sugar Spring [PRIVATE PROPERTY] is a 5.2 mile out and back trail located near West Point, California that offers the chance to see wildlife and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking and nature trips.
May 27, 2020honesty I think all trails should take this one down. Its not safe to venture out in this particular area. I've lived on the other side of tiger creek my entire life of 36 years. there is a ton of BLM over there in west point but people who live close by try to claim it as "private" and there is a lot of illegal grows and I personally have been threatened with a fire arm. Law Enforcement have addressed issues but it is on going.
April 20, 2020We followed the Apple map driving directions to this trail and were turned away by the residents on Lily Valley Road and were told it’s private property and that it was a 40 mile hike to where we wanted to go. Anyone have other driving directions?
December 29, 2019Nice hike on logging roads. There were a few good views towards the top, but not at the summit. Be aware that parking is on/adjacent to private property. I spoke to a homeowner to make sure it was ok, but I recommend you do the same as he told me they’ve had cars towed for blocking the gate. It was enjoyable, but I think once was enough for this one- unless you live really close by.
December 28, 2019Had such a great hike on this trail. It’s an easy out and back. Nice views beautiful weather and not a single human the whole 3 hours. We packed a lunch and ate on the trail. Great for kids and we brought our dogs.
November 10, 2019
First to ReviewEasy wide trail, the original recorder claims to have made a loop around the devils nose peak but we went left and hit a dead end with no visible trail connecting back to devils nose so we doubled back and took the right hand side of the loop. Not much of a view at the actual devils nose, but a few hundred feet before the Nose is a great vista outcropping (treacherous slide on your rear down to it but just twenty feet off the trail). GREAT view there. Otherwise an easy trail, parking for one of two cars near private homes, lots of tiny flies so bring a head net.
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