Super Hakuto timetable?

Hello all,

I'm trying to see if there is a reasonable way of getting from Tottori to Nishi-Maizuru via Kyoto on my Sanyo San'in pass. It may sound silly, but even if it takes a couple of hours more, the luggage storage, extra comfort and the chance to see Kyoto for an afternoon might be worth it for me. Ideally I'd want to go all the way from Tottori to Kyoto on the same train, as seems to be the case from the information I've seen, but it is not showing up on any of the route planners I've tried (JR west, Jourdan, Google maps etc.)

Apologies if I've missed something obvious, but I'm struggling to find an actual timetable for the Super Hakuto. If you go to the timetables option on the JR west site, all I can see is a route planner, not an actual timetable showing the different trains, where they stop and at what times. Does one exist?

Here is the timetable:
https://www.chizukyu.co.jp/chizukyu/jikoku_unchin/jikoku_kudari/
https://www.chizukyu.co.jp/chizukyu/jikoku_unchin/jikoku_nobori/

Thank you Uji - that's really helpful!

As you may have noticed, Super Hakuto has luggage rack which can accommodate check-in size luggage. No reservation for this luggage rack is required.

https://nidanachosa.com/entry/super-hakuto

This yellow suitcase is 47 cm width, 28 cm depth and 75 cm hight.

By the way, this blog is useful for those traveling with lugage in Japan.

https://nidanachosa.com/

Nidanachosa means gLuggage rack surveyh in Japanese.

The Super Hakuto schedule can look confusing at first, but itfs pretty reliable once you spot the pattern. I remember double-checking times because not all trains run every hour, especially later in the day. Seats filled up faster than I expected, so reserving ahead felt worth it. Overall the ride was smooth, scenic, and way more relaxing than juggling buses.