The Devil's Tree in Martinsville, NJ, is a solitary oak tree rumored to be cursed, warm to the touch, with no snow accumulating underneath it, and associated with lynchings and a farmer's suicide, although some historical evidence for these claims is lacking. Legends say it is a portal to hell and that anyone who tries to cut it down will fail and be cursed with car trouble. The tree, now a protected landmark in a public park, is covered in graffiti, burn marks, and deep cuts from past vandalism. The tree is said to feel warm to the touch, regardless of the season. Snow never accumulates under or around the tree. Some believe it serves as a portal to hell. A common legend states that anyone who attempts to cut down the tree or disrespects it will experience their car breaking down shortly after. Touching the tree is rumored to cause a person's hands to turn black. A persistent legend claims the tree was used by the KKK for lynchings. Another story tells of a local farmer who went berserk, murdered his family, and then hanged himself from the tree. Despite the stories, local lore acknowledges that there's no definitive evidence to support that any hangings occurred at the tree. The tree has dead limbs that don't grow foliage. The trunk is covered in graffiti and deep cuts from axes and chainsaws, though some visitors report graffiti disappearing. The tree has a fence around it to protect it from further vandalism.