Devils Peak

Overview

Red Tape

There are no known public right of ways to the peak.  All surrounding land is private and landowners do not welcome visitors so please, respect their wishes.

When To Climb

Camping

Mountain Conditions

For current conditions and information call or stop by the:

• Beware that avalanches can be a distinct possibility after winter storms. Please check the Central Sierra Snow Advisory before leaving on any backcountry ski or snowshoe trip.

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alisa@tahoedreamteam.com - Mar 9, 2021 2:42 pm - Hasn't voted

ILLEGAL NO ACCESS

There is no legal access to Devil's Peak. Remove this post.

Scott - Mar 9, 2021 3:32 pm - Hasn't voted

Re: ILLEGAL NO ACCESS

Looking at the land ownership/use maps, it appears that there may be a public access route to this peak, albeit a complicated one. Anyway, I'll pass on your info to the site owner/admins about deletion.

McCannster - Mar 9, 2021 5:15 pm - Voted 10/10

Re: ILLEGAL NO ACCESS

Hi Scott, There definitely is legal access to the summit of Devils Peak (the summit itself is on National Forest land). The summit can be accessed from Cascade Lakes area, while staying entirely on public land. The route is circuitous , but it's fully legal.

alisa@tahoedreamteam.com - Mar 9, 2021 2:47 pm - Hasn't voted

looking to get arrested?

I am getting closer to getting an attorney to prosecute on these posts. Everything that happened at the capital this year is all in my favor as far as it not being legal to entice people to break the law on the internet and for website hosters and bloggers to be legally responsible for the actions promoted by their postings/content. There is no legal access here.

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