The Havasu falls which is the natural heritage of the Havasupai Tribe, is one of the most mesmerizing and amazing falls in the world. From the Hualapai Hilltop one can start their hike to the Supai village which is at the base of the Havasu Canyon.

At the Havasu falls near the Havasu Canyon you can discover beauty at its best. There is so much peace and tranquility at this place that who ever comes here does not wish to go back. Here you will find various trees of pine and canyon oak. Between the Havasu and Moneey falls you can come across various campgrounds and hiking trails which are there for campers and visitors.

There are three main cascades at Havasu Creek which create a landscape that is very stunning and pleasurable. At the base of these three falls, including the Havasu Falls there is a travertine pool filled with cool blue green water. The names of the Havasu Falls, the nearby lake, and even the city of Supai all come from the water’s attractive color.

The serenity of the canyon is so pleasing and relaxing that one wants to spend the whole day here. The Grand Canyon National Park is situated in the Havasupai Indian Reservation and the Havasu Falls which stands 120 high is located within the Reservation. Near this fall in one of America’s most beautiful campgrounds and backpacking area. The mesmerizing sounds of the waterfall together with the surrounding area of cotton wood create some sought of a heaven for the campers.

Getting to the Havasu Falls in not an easy task, the trip is adventurous, risky as well as difficult. One of the most common routes to this place begins in Seligman. Here campers can take I-40 to exit 123. After taking this route guests have to drive 33 miles west on Highway 66 to Indian Road 18. Here comes the turning point where the drivers need to turn right and drive almost 60 miles to a parking area at Hualapai Hilltop.

The campers can  also travel through an alternate route of the Indian Road 18 via Kingman by driving 50 miles east on Highway 66 that is around 6 miles from the Peach Springs. The Journey to the Havasu creeks really begins when one reaches the Hualapai Hilltop. The visitors need to hike at least 6.5 miles to the Hualapai village, followed by 2 more miles to the campground.

The Havasu falls is on of the most beautiful places on this earth. Every one should at visit it at least once in their life time.

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