2020-09-26, 12:03 PM
Ahhhh, interesting question. For driving I can't really come up with anything as I feel like I've visited most regions of the park by now in my 4Runner. It also helps when you sleep in your truck, so no need to get back to anywhere else before dark. Compared to BFE BLM Nevada, DVNP feels pretty well-trafficked to me no matter where you go.
The most remote spot I've ever hiked (backpacked overnight) to in DVNP is the rappelling spot at Upper Big Fall Canyon in the Cottonwoods. Starting out from Cottonwood Canyon. One of a handful of hikes in DVNP I made an ex-girlfriend cry during. Whoops.
I'd love to do an overnighter down through Dry Bone Canyon, starting at White Top and getting pick up on the valley floor.
Least amount of people I usually run into are in the Owlshead, though not a lot of traffic in Trail / Hanaupah / Johnson when I've gotten to the end and started walking for hours.
The most remote spot I've ever hiked (backpacked overnight) to in DVNP is the rappelling spot at Upper Big Fall Canyon in the Cottonwoods. Starting out from Cottonwood Canyon. One of a handful of hikes in DVNP I made an ex-girlfriend cry during. Whoops.
I'd love to do an overnighter down through Dry Bone Canyon, starting at White Top and getting pick up on the valley floor.
Least amount of people I usually run into are in the Owlshead, though not a lot of traffic in Trail / Hanaupah / Johnson when I've gotten to the end and started walking for hours.