| Havasu Falls |
| Of all the people who visit the Grand Canyon, only 2% visit Havasupai. You will see sights you would never expect to see in Arizona or the United States, and you will want to keep going back time and again. This 3-6 day trip will take you to the village of Supai, inhabited by the Havasupai Indians. We will camp under the stars next to Havasu Creek. |
| Sample itinerary for a 3 day trip: Day 1: 10 miles to Havasupai campground Day 2: On your own or explore the area and hike to Supai for some Indian Fry Bread or Tacos Day 3: 10 miles to Hualapai Hilltop Rating: Level 4 Elevation: 5,200 to 1,800 feet; 6,800 feet total loss & gain 4, 5 and 6 day hikes allow more time to explore and take hikes through the inner canyon. |
This trip includes...
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What To Bring...
- Make sure you wear comfortable,
broken in hiking shoes. - Besides hiking apparel, make sure
you dress comfortably and pack for
warm and cold conditions. - Spending $ - there are some gift
shops, restaurants, and small
convenience stores etc. to spend
your hard-earned cash. - Please note the changes in
elevation, dress for warm and cold
conditions. - Your ambition and excitement!
- Any personal belongings. See our
FAQ page for a checklist.
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| All hiking tour options allow plenty of time to explore and enjoy Havasu Falls, Navajo Falls and the 198 foot tall Mooney Falls. You have the option to spend a day hiking to the Colorado River, seeing some of the most beautiful parts of the canyon; you may even see a family of Bighorn Sheep along the way! |
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