Established Camping
Devil’s Rest Shelter
Devil’s Rest Shelter in New Hampshire is surrounded by forested terrain with trails for hiking. Temperatures range from lows of 10°F in winter to highs of 80°F in summer. Nearby, visitors can explore the scenic views of the White Mountain National Forest and the Connecticut River.
Description
Devil’s Rest Shelter (Bald Mt. Notch Trail, Nash Stream Forest, Stark township) Hikers may camp legally on the Cohos Trail over its entire length now, provided you stay in designated sites north of Route 110 or follow guidelines set out by the White Mountains National Forest south of Route 110. In the Whites, you may camp in the forest in most locations provided you set up your tent 200 feet away from trails. North of Route 110, you may stay at five Cohos Trail shelters, the Percy Loop Camp tent site, and at three NH state campgrounds and private campgrounds, too. Facilities tend to be within a day’s hike from one another. Fires are strictly forbidden on the trail. Anywhere in New Hampshire, you must obtain a permit from the warden in the local community to kindle a fire outdoors any time within the boundaries of the community you are in. That’s impossible to do when hiking in the backcountry, of course. So, no fires. Period.
Location
Devil’s Rest Shelter is located in New Hampshire
Coordinates
44.63777378 N
71.40734528 W
Connectivity
T-MobileNo Coverage- VerizonNo Coverage
- AT&TNo Coverage
Drive Time
- 2 hrs from Lewiston, ME
- 2 hrs 11 min from Manchester, NH
- 2 hrs 18 min from Burlington, VT
- 2 hrs 34 min from Portland, ME
Connectivity
- T-MobileNo Coverage
- VerizonNo Coverage
- AT&TNo Coverage
Access
- Hike-InBackcountry sites.
Site Types
- Tent Sites
