Devil's Den

Historical landmark · Cumberland ·

Devil's Den

Historical landmark · Cumberland ·

Historic rock formations and paths, site of Civil War battles

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Devil's Den, Sickles Ave, Gettysburg, PA 17325 Get directions

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Where To Eat And Drink During A Snowstorm - Philadelphia - The Infatuation

"There are a lot of bars and restaurants with fireplaces in Philly, but Devil’s Den, a beer bar in East Passyunk with some pretty good bar food, has a double-sided fireplace. This means that no matter where you choose to hang your snow-covered jacket and Lenny Kravitz-sized scarf, you’ll thaw pretty quickly." - sydney mcelwee

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Devil's Den

Tony R.

Google

Gettysburg Day 2 of 3 - this was The Confederate States defensive spot trying to get Little Round Top. Might be the best place to watch the sunrise in the park. Great climb on the rocks

Frank Jason F.

Google

It a great memorial to all the fallen heroes who died in the battle of Gettysburg. I hope that everyone appreciates the sacrifices that our nation went through to get where we are today. God bless America!!

Peter L.

Google

The Devils Den is a very historic and humbling area of the Gettysburg Battlefield area. There are some plaques explaining what occurred and why this certain area is so historical and interesting. The area is up kept and very beautiful also. Everybody should study and visit all of The Gettysburg areas.

Bryan S

Google

Great historic place to visit. The tragedy of War left its mark on Devil's Den. I took my two teenagers it's free you walk around and view all the memorials and the rock formation. All in all a great place to visit if you're into American history

Rebeckah B.

Google

Worth the stop! Probably one of the best stops besides little round top if you have kids that have the wiggles. Fun to climb around and there's a little creek nearby. At the top of the little hill there is a witness tree.

Klinton M.

Google

Absolutely....powerful and moving ! This historical national treasure should be honored and cherished for eternity.💙🙏🩶

LizTheVampire

Google

Very nice place to visit when the leaves are changing colors. And get to learn history too!

Michael S.

Google

Very interesting part of the battlefield at Gettysburg. The site was the scene of some fierce fighting on July 2nd, the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg.

The Critical J.

Yelp

This place is the most amazing spot on the battlefield. Huge boulders that the veterans used for cover are still in place. Parking lot is next to it, and is great to climb all over

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Devil's Den

Tony R.

Google

Gettysburg Day 2 of 3 - this was The Confederate States defensive spot trying to get Little Round Top. Might be the best place to watch the sunrise in the park. Great climb on the rocks

Frank Jason F.

Google

Peter L.

Google

Bryan S

Google

Rebeckah B.

Google

Klinton M.

Google

Absolutely....powerful and moving ! This historical national treasure should be honored and cherished for eternity.💙🙏🩶

LizTheVampire

Google

Very nice place to visit when the leaves are changing colors. And get to learn history too!

Michael S.

Google

Very interesting part of the battlefield at Gettysburg. The site was the scene of some fierce fighting on July 2nd, the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg.

The Critical J.

Yelp

This place is the most amazing spot on the battlefield. Huge boulders that the veterans used for cover are still in place. Parking lot is next to it, and is great to climb all over

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