A detailed breakdown of Hayduke Trail hiking data from my springtime thru-hike of the Hayduke – everything from average mileage to resupply.
Caching on the Hayduke Trail is something many hikers consider before thru-hiking. That said, you don’t have to cache to hike the Hayduke.
Before starting the Hayduke, I thought it would be a good idea to packraft certain sections of the route. After hiking the Hayduke and packrafting…
Resupply on the Hayduke Trail isn’t complicated. Yes, some hikers cache food, water, and supplies for themselves, but caching isn’t necessary. The following guide simplifies…
Every Hayduke thru-hiker will need a Hayduke Trail Grand Canyon itinerary. The trail spends nearly 150 mi / 240 km in Grand Canyon National Park…
A single Hayduke Trail permit does not exist because the Hayduke isn’t an officially established trail. Instead, it’s a popular backpacking route that traverses multiple…
As part of the Hayduke Trail, I am planning (hoping) to packraft portions of the route in the interest of keeping things either interesting, novel,…
The Hayduke Trail is an 800(ish) mile (~1,300 km) route with its eastern terminus in Arches National Park and its western terminus in Zion National…
