Havasu Falls - Grand Canyon Hiking Tour

Havasu Falls is just one of several majestic waterfalls found on the Havasupai reservation that are anywhere from 75 to 200 feet high. While you will not see the amazing vistas Grand Canyon is known for, you will experience some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the United States.

This is the perfect hike for novice adventurers, a family vacation or a getaway with a group of friends. After horses carry the bulk of the gear (you just carry a daypack), we set up a base camp at Havasu creek and spend our free days exploring the area and swimming by the waterfalls.

Our Havasu Falls tour will take you through the village of Supai, which is inhabited by the Havasupai Indians, and then on to a campground where we spend a few nights under the stars next to the bustling Havasu Creek. All of our hiking tour options allow you plenty of time to explore Havasu Falls, the 198-foot Mooney Falls, and the two new falls created by the 2007 flood.

Our hiking trips can be easily customized, so if you are looking for more adventure and fewer people, we can spend a day hiking to the Colorado River, about 16 miles roundtrip. It's long, but you will see some of the most stunning parts of the Grand Canyon - and maybe even a family of bighorn sheep.

Our Havasu Falls hiking tours can be combined with a hiking or backpacking tour of the Grand Canyon National Park for an adventure that encompasses the best of both destinations.

We are a leave-no-trace company; therefore, we pack in and pack out everything. Part of the experience is finding a great campsite and leaving it just as we found it. Our goal is to show our guests how to have less impact on the environment.

Just like many of our hiking tours, our Havasupai adventures can originate in Phoenix, Flagstaff, Williams or Peach Springs.

Difficulty
(3 to 4)

OH @#%&!
(2 to 3)

Solitude
(1)

Trip Cost/Person