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Tuckup Trail

4.3 (4 Ratings)
A visit to Tuweep provides an opportunity for an uncrowded, rustic, and remote experience.
3
mi
Distance
46
ft
Gain
moderate
Difficulty
Less CrowdedViews
Access Issues
Tuweeps rxhing trails are marked with cairns (piles of rocks). Shade and water are scarce, and water non-existent. Walk only on trails, roads and washes. Each footstep off trail may destroy fragile biological soil crusts and damage native plants. All trails are CLOSED to PETS, BICYCLES, and VEHICLES.

Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
3mi
Distance
46ft
Elevation Gain
313ft
Elevation Loss
10%
Max Grade
4,640ft
High Point
4,366ft
Low Point
Path Type
Point to Point
Description
Experience Tuweep's unique geology on this 3.1 mile old jeep trail. There are two access points: the first is signed before arriving at Tuweep Campground and the second leaves from campsite 10 in the campground. This trail segment is part of a larger network that spans a total distance of around 60 miles, east to west, and is one of the most challenging and least visited of the Grand Canyon's named trails.

Route Conditions

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