📜 Group of aquamarine waterfalls within Havasu Canyon, on the Havasupai Indian Reservation.
🔍 Home to the Havasupai people, meaning “people of the blue-green water,” known for stunning aquamarine waterfalls and 70-degree travertine pools.
🌊 Stunning turquoise waterfalls and pools, perfect swimming holes with 70-degree travertine pools.
⛰️ Secluded natural wonder in the Grand Canyon with unparalleled beauty and stunning cascades.
🚶♀️ Challenging but rewarding hike through red rocks, cacti, and ancient pictograms.
✨ Explore five distinct waterfalls: Havasu, Mooney, Navajo, Supai, and Beaver Falls.
🤸 Opportunity for high cliff jumps and swimming behind falls.
⚠️ Permit and reservation required, highly competitive and sell out quickly.
🚫 Day trips not permitted, requires at least one-night reservation.
🚶♀️ Strenuous 10-mile hike each way, or expensive helicopter/horse/mule ride.
🔥 Trail subject to closure in summer (June-August) due to extreme heat (above 115°F / 46°C).
⚠️ Extremely risky cliff jumps and swimming behind falls.
📵 No Wi-Fi or cell service in canyon, limited in village.
🚨 No emergency assistance in canyon, rescue costs are visitor's responsibility.
🚫 Prohibited items (alcohol, drugs, drones, weapons) subject to search and penalties.
🗓️ Official season Feb-Nov; earlier months mean colder waters but possibly fewer crowds. Summer (June-August): trail subject to closure due to flooding and extreme heat.
🎒 Bring good hiking/water shoes, sunscreen, hat, first-aid kit, snacks, and at least 1 gallon of water per person. Campers need tent, sleeping bag, pad, pillow, stove; bring food regardless of accommodation.
📝 For groups, have one member purchase all permits (up to four per account) to ensure the same dates.
💰 Permit and reservation required, includes stay and taxes/fees; payments are non-refundable.
🕒 Official season: February 1 - November 30.
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