Here once you have gone through TOR, it is hard to identify you, except from fingerprints from your system. First, there are the traces at the target. There are different kind of traces that can allow to identify what you do/have done. Uncovering Tor users: where anonymity ends in the Darknet.Darknet Security: A Categorization of Attacksto the Tor Network.Attacking Tor: how the NSA targets users' online anonymity.List of some articles about attacking Tor: What do you mean by "hiding tracks"? from "who"? If you do not want stop hackers not to see you, that would be a good try but if you care about huge organizations or governments, it is better to find another solution for hiding yourself and your stuff. So, to answer your question it is better to say "it depends".
There are more kinds of the attacks here you can find a short review on other attacks where I got the photo from. It is possible to find who requested what kind of the accesses. Now, if someone monitors all or some entry and exit nodes, it doesn't matter how the data was gone through which called "Traffic-analysis attack". It has an entry point by connecting to a node in the Tor network, it will be passed to at least 3 different nodes in the Tor network before it gets out from the exit node. To simplify it, let's take a look at the architecture of Tor. There are some researches on Tor on how to break the anonimity (track users) anonimity is the main goal of Tor. The short answer is NO (nothing hides all tracks)!
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