- View atop Devil's Courthouse looking south. On clear days, four states can be seen: Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, and North Carolina.[2].
- You can park at the Devil's Courthouse overlook, then follow the trail to the short (about half a mile), steep hike up to ~5,700 feet, with amazing views.
- Devil’s Courthouse provides habitat for a variety of rare, high-altitude plants. Some of these alpine species may be remnants from the last glacial period.
- Devil’s Courthouse, on the Blue Ridge Parkway, presides over some of the most spectacular views in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
- Devil's Courthouse is a mountain, a Blue Ridge Parkway landmark (MP 422.4), and a short, steep hiking trail in Western North Carolina (near Asheville).
- Explore Judaculla's Dance Hall, known as Devil's Courthouse, another scenic destination for giant chasers.
- Regardless of how it was named, Devil’s Courthouse offers spectacular views and is an easy short hike for those road tripping along the parkway.
- Devil's Courthouse is a mountain in the Appalachian Mountains of western North Carolina in the United States of America.
- When researching hikes near our cabin in Pisgah National Forest, I kept coming across Devil’s Courthouse along the Blue Ridge Parkway.
- Four friends Amber, Kelly, Preston, and Brian go out into the woods on a quest for spiritual enlightment to The Devil's Courthouse, which has long been rumored a...
- Stay within the overlook area and don't venture out on the rocks at the top since there's a nest of Peregrine Falcons! The Devil’s Courthouse is 5,720 ft. at the peak.
