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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.

Havasu Falls 📍Arizona, USA

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

Havasu Canyon can be hiked from the Colorado River on a rafting trip. Alternatively, there is also the option of hiking down from the other side, from the Hilltop. However, you need a permit, i.e. permission from the Havasupai. www.brittasichtdiewelt.de

At this point you can choose between a route leading you higher up or staying pretty close to the Colorado River with awesome views. There are some cairns showing you the way since it might be difficult to follow the route. Some parts of the route might be pretty sketchy and exposed, so you should be surefooted.

These are terraced waterfalls shaped by nature, beautiful to look at with gorgeous turquoise waters. The way there sometimes goes up and down ladders and rocks.

If you want to hike from the campground to the Beaver Falls, you will have to negotiate a dangerous descent over wet and slippery rocks and through caves. However, the climb is secured by ladders and chains and is great fun!