 The remainder of the Devil's Path receives less foot traffic than the other sections and is as a result sometimes inadequately maintained.Dropping off the summit cone relatively quickly, it then descends very gently to about 3,300 feet (1,005 m) over the next two miles (3.2 km) and then, after a small creek that can supply water in all but the driest times, abruptly begins to climb up a rocky chute, then some minor ledges, to the 3,420-foot (1,042 m) summit known as either West West Kill or St. Anne's Peak.It goes right over it, but there are no real views except when the leaves are down.