Hermit Trail

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Hermit Trail is a rugged, historic hiking route in Grand Canyon National Park that descends steeply from the South Rim toward the Colorado River.

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Hermit Trail canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
tourist attraction
accessRestrictedTo foot traffic
approximateLength about 8 to 9 miles one way from trailhead to river
builtBy Santa Fe Railway
constructionPeriod early 20th century
difficulty strenuous
elevationChange over 4,000 feet from rim to river
hasReputationFor rugged terrain
steep descent
hasTrailSurface rocky
unmaintained sections
hazard exposure to extreme heat
limited water sources
loose rock
seasonal ice and snow near the rim
historicalUse access route for early tourism development on the South Rim
access route to Hermit Camp
locatedIn Arizona
Grand Canyon National Park
United States
locatedOn South Rim of the Grand Canyon
linked to: South Rim
maintenanceLevel not regularly maintained to corridor-trail standards
managedBy U.S. National Park Service
near Hermits Rest Historic District
notableFeature Hermit Basin
Hermit Creek
Santa Maria Spring
access to Hermit Rapids on the Colorado River
offersViewOf Colorado River
Grand Canyon inner gorge
partOf Grand Canyon trail system
passesThrough Coconino Sandstone
Hermit Shale
Redwall Limestone
Supai Group
Tonto Group
popularWith experienced hikers
requires backcountry permit for overnight use
season year-round with best seasons spring and fall
terminatesNear Colorado River
trailheadAt Hermits Rest
usedFor backpacking
canyoneering access
hiking

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South Rim hasTrailhead Hermit Trail
Hermits Rest trailheadFor Hermit Trail
Tonto Trail accessedVia Hermit Trail
Hermit Road hasAccessTo Hermit Trail