It’s now been over ten years since Mike Coronella and Joe Mitchell published the guidebook for The Hayduke Trail. Each year the route seems to become more popular and I get more and more questions about the route since it overlaps with many of my treks. Hence, I decided to create my own Hayduke Reference Page with details on the route along with variations, shortcuts, and worth-while diversions.
I’ll keep this page updated with posts of use to Hayduke Hikers. It’s not meant as a complete reference, but just one based on my previous hikes. If something isn’t linked yet, it just means that more information should be coming soon. And, as always, feel free to write me for any specific information as I love chatting about this stuff! (Jamal@AcrossUtah.com)
Happy Hayduke-ing!
Note: curious readers may read my original thoughts on the route and learn how it inspired me. Also, easily access this page via www.AcrossUtah.com/Hayduke
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Browse content below or explore the Interactive Map with clickable POIs and segements.
Sections 1-2: Arches NP to Big Spring Canyon TH, Canyonlands
Sections 3-4: Canyonlands to Hite to Poison Spring Canyon
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Section 5: The Henry Mountains
Section 6: Burr Trail Switchbacks to Hole-in-the-Rock Road
Section 7: 50-Mile Mountain and the Kaiparowits Plateau
Section 8-9: Hackberry and Upper Paria to Bryce to AZ
Cottonwood Road
Stone Donkey/ Hogeye Canyons
Sections 10-13: The Grand Canyon
Horseshoe Mesa
N. Kaibab Trail
Thunder River to Deer Creek Falls
Section 14: Hack Canyon to The Barracks to Zion Canyon
French Canyon to The Barracks
Separation Pass and Jughandle Arch Route
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Jamal,
Thanks so much for all this information! This is an awesome resource.
Happy Trails!
More brilliant additions Jamal, what a great resource! Hope you have another wonderful hike this spring.
Jamal, do you have any video on the Haduke Trail??
Yes and No. Many of the videos for my long hikes cover sections of the Hayduke, but I don’t have a single video dedicated to the HT. I’m currently going back and adding video reference links on the various guide pages to make it easier find corresponding video.
Jamal,
I’ve been watching your videos for weeks, and I’ve been consistently entertained and blown away by how well done they are. So I decide to come to your site and you happen to have everything in extreme detail! You clearly put a lot of effort into this and I just wanted to let you know you are doing a fantastic job. Your hikes are very inspirational. Keep it up!
Thanks,
Daniel
excellent reference and the pix are right on, but now i have more alt routes to examine in 5 days
Thanks! Good luck on your hike!
This Hayduke site looks fantastic Jamal- I will keep coming back to check out new links you have added. Mouthwatering stuff thanks (and great design too)!
Thanks, Brian!