32 Backpacking Trails near Tuckup Trail
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Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls Trail
Supai, Arizona
15.7 miles SA 12-mile trek into the Havasupai Indian Reservation drops through steep switchbacks and a narrowing canyon to turquoise waterfalls, the Indian town of Supai, and a campground along the creek.
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Havasupai Falls
Supai, Arizona
15.7 miles SAn eight-mile hike or horseback ride through the remote western Grand Canyon to the village of Supai and Havasupai Falls — accessible only by foot, horse, or helicopter.
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Havasu Falls Trail
Flagstaff, Arizona
15.7 miles SThe legendary turquoise waterfalls of Havasu Canyon on the Havasupai Reservation — a permit-only, roughly 10-mile hike to one of the Southwest's most unforgettable desert oases.
Backpack, Dive, Horseback, Swim 
Thunder River and Tapeats Creek Trail
North Rim, Arizona
19.9 miles EA 25-mile out-and-back hike on the North Rim leading to Thunder River and Tapeats Creek — recommended only for very experienced outdoorsmen and primarily used for hiking and rock climbing.
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North Bass Trail
North Rim, Arizona
24.2 miles EA remote North Rim backcountry trail reached via a network of forest service roads, descending to Swamp Point on the Powell Plateau in Grand Canyon NP.
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North Bass Trail to Muav Cabin
North Rim, Arizona
24.2 miles EA backcountry hike to Muav Cabin on the North Bass Trail in the Grand Canyon's remote North Rim.
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Powell Plateau Trail
North Rim, Arizona
24.2 miles EA rewarding plateau-top day hike or backpack to a remote North Rim plateau, where hikers with enough water can wander for days visiting rim overlooks and hidden draws.
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South Bass Trail
Supai, Arizona
26.3 miles SEA strenuous 15.6-mile round-trip remote hike in Grand Canyon with no water at the trailhead, 4,400 feet of descent to the Colorado River, and no established campsites below the rim.
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Hermit Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
38.6 miles SEA strenuous, less-crowded Grand Canyon backpacking trail with 2,000 feet of descent in the first 2.5 miles, Cathedral stairs, Redwall cliffs, and fossilized animal tracks.
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Boucher Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
38.6 miles SEA remote 17.7-mile out-and-back trail to the Colorado River at the base of the Grand Canyon — recommended for very experienced adventurers only, best March through October.
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Hermit's Rest Viewpoint to Santa Maria Spring
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
38.6 miles SEThe Hermit Trail to Santa Maria Spring is a rugged, uncrowded Grand Canyon South Rim hike with steep switchbacks and huge views.
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Hermits Rest Viewpoint to Dripping Springs Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
38.6 miles SEThe hike to Dripping Springs via the Hermit Trail is a rugged, uncrowded Grand Canyon South Rim trek to a fern-fringed spring overhang.
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Boucher Trail to Hermit Trail Loop
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
38.6 miles SEA demanding 3–4 day backpacking loop on the Grand Canyon's South Rim — even seasoned hikers consider the Boucher Trail the most difficult and hazardous South Rim route.
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Hermit's Rest Viewpoint to Tonto Trail to Bright Angel Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
38.6 miles SEA multi-day Grand Canyon backpacking route crossing the Tonto Trail from Hermit's Rest to Bright Angel — spectacular inner canyon views with limited water sources and 3,000-foot rim access by foot only.
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Widforss Trail
North Rim, Arizona
41.3 miles EA peaceful 10-mile forested hike along the North Rim to Widforss Point, weaving in and out of the woods with stunning Grand Canyon views and rock ledges to rest and soak it all in.
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Tiyo Point Trail
North Rim, Arizona
41.6 miles EA lightly traveled primitive North Rim trail through encroaching forest with old markers on trees, wildflowers, gentle rolling terrain, and a single picnic area near the end.
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North Kaibab Trail to Roaring Springs
North Rim, Arizona
41.9 miles EA well-shaded, mule-frequented descent on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, with incredible views, wildflowers, birdwatching, and water stations — a 6-to-9-hour day hike.
Backpack, Hike 
North Kaibab Trail to Colorado River
North Rim, Arizona
41.9 miles EA steep, well-maintained, and well-marked trail dropping from the North Rim to the Colorado River — perfect for experienced hikers ready for serious elevation change.
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North Kaibab Trail to Supai Tunnel
North Rim, Arizona
41.9 miles EThe North Rim's only maintained inner-canyon trail descends moderately through all of the Grand Canyon's life zones, with wide, manageable tread and dramatic landscapes at every turn.
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Rim-to-Rim: North Kaibab to Grand Canyon Village
North Rim, Arizona
41.9 miles EA four-day rim-to-rim Grand Canyon hike with stops at Ribbon Falls, Phantom Ranch, Cottonwood Camp, and a sunset at Plateau Point that must be seen to be believed.
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