A photo narrative and tale from Hells Hole Creek located in the Devils Kitchen section of the Catskill Mountains.

Devil’s Kitchen is an awesome gulf with precipitous walls and boulders of monstrous size that delves into Platte Clove beginning at the point where Platte Clove Mountain crosses over Hell’s Hole Creek. (Catskill Waterfall Guide by Russell Dunn)
A photo narrative and tale from Hells Hole Creek located in the Devils Kitchen section of the Catskill Mountains.
Photos from Hells Hole Creek of Devils Kitchen located in the Catskill Mountains.
A photo gallery from Platte Clove and Huckleberry Point taken on different days.
The road sign (that has been mentioned prior) has recently received vandalism. Fall foliage is near its peak.
A 360 degree image from Plattekill Creek (this section is also known as Hell’s Hole Creek).
An interesting crooked growing tree, located north of the Devils Kitchen stone bridge that crosses Hells Hole Creek.
A palette of imagery from Plattekill Falls, Devils Kitchen and the creek that is named “Hell’s Hole Creek”.
Several new signs have been added to Platte Clove Road and the Devils Kitchen area.
Platte Clove Road was closed temporarily by the Haines Falls Fire Department due to an injury to a hiker. A few weeks backs a hiker died after a terrible fall in area known as the Grand Canyon in Devils Kitchen.
Photographs taken from Platte Clove Road. Several seasonal waterfalls can be seen in the distance along the roadway.
Devils Kitchen is great spot especially after a lot of rain. The water runs strong and everything is green. The top photo is my father standing on top of a Devils Kitchen boulder. The middle photo shows the path down
The top 2 photos of my father help show the size of the boulders and steepness of the mountain side in Devils Kitchen. The third photo shows the Devils Kitchen 100 year old bridge with the waterfall found underneath. This
A 360 image from Devils Kitchen of the Catskills. It is a beautiful image and one of my favorite 360s I have taken of the location.
Visiting Devil’s Kitchen in style
Schalk’s Falls is a roadside waterfall, and these photos were taken from the bridge that crosses the waterway of Plattekill Creek.
I started from the 100 year old stone bridge that crosses Hells Hole Creek and climbed down through Hells Hole from Devils Kitchen. At the bottom is a tall waterfall.
Three photos from Plattekill Falls from the same viewpoint with different focus points and exposure times with the camera.