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Supai Village is located on the Havasupai Indian Reservation. Originally known as Havasu Baaja, meaning “people of the blue-green waters,” the name reflects the stunning colors of the local waterfalls. For those interested in backpacking, starting at the Havasupai Trailhead provides a 25-mile round trip with campsites along the way. It's important to note that a permit is required to hike this area since it is on the reservation, but the extra effort is well worth it. https://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/havasupai.htm

Havasu Falls is the most popular waterfall in the area, renowned for its towering cascade and vibrant aqua-blue water surrounded by stunning red rocks. It's truly an amazing sight. This hike requires a permit, so be sure to plan ahead.

If you hike to Bridal Wreath Falls during the wet season, you will hear them before you see them. Surrounded by large boulders, these small but charming falls are the perfect oasis to rest and recover after hiking in the hot sun. Try making the hike right after it rains, when the falls will be at their fullest.

Chiva Falls is a gem in the Tucson area! The waterfall is quite big and there are so many great trails in the surrounding area to ride on. Most of the trails are multi-use trails, which means there is a high probability you'll see off-road vehicles. There's usually plenty of space to pass each other though.

Chiva Falls is near the end of a multi-use trail. The falls are beautiful and so is the hike, but be aware that there can be off-road vehicles or bikes sharing the trail with you.

Havasu Falls 📍Arizona, USA

Douglas Spring Campground is one of the campgrounds in Saguaro Nationalpark, where you are allowed to stay overnight with a permit. An overnight stay is 8 dollars per person and night. The camp is located at 6,200 feet. recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/10028678 There are 3 sites with a maximum number of 6 persons per site. It is a perfect hike for the summer and hot days, since you will find plenty of shade from cottonwoods and oaks. At 4,800 feet it is the lowest of all campgrounds in Saguaro Nationalpark. You will find more water than along the Tanque Verde Ridge, but it is still seasonal, so be prepared.

A beautiful oasis in Deer Creek Canyon with trees, clear water and waterfalls!