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Below: A dam at the beginning
of the trail |
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Below: (The photo below is
by SD Tourism because the two RV Gypsies could not get an angle like
this). Unlike Jesse James, modern visitors do not have to worry about
the 70-foot-drop at Devil's Gulch, nor jump over a 15-foot wide opening,
thanks to an iron footbridge. |
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Below: The two RV Gypsies
walked over the iron footbridge mentioned and shown in the above photo. |
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Below: View from each side of the footbridge |
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After crossing the footbridge there were a few steps down and the two RV Gypsies did not know which way to turn, so Lee led off to the right. |
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The Visitor Center was not
open on this date, so the two RV Gypsies did not have a trail map and
several times they found it difficult to know which way to go. It was
a hot day and the mosquitoes were out in full-force and even though
the two RV Gypsies had sprayed, they decided not to stay in the woods
for very long. |
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Below: Devils Gulch Falls drops 20 feet. Water Source: Split Rock River |
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Below: The falls as seen through a bridge and the stream on the other side of the bridge |
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