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Havasu Falls TRAVEL TIPS – Havasupai Reservation, Arizona

Find out how to get to Havasu Falls, the closest airport, where to stay before hiking, the best time to visit, and other must-know travel tips!

If you are considering a trip to Havasu Canyon, you will want to come prepared. We’ve shared our best Havasu Falls travel tips (for Havasupai Reservation in Arizona) to make planning your trip much easier!

Havasu Falls Travel Tips - Havasupai Canyon

We gathered our things, with eyes still sleepy, and prepared ourselves for the upcoming ten-mile hike into the Havasupai canyon. I was thankful Scott agreed with me about paying for a mule to carry our large packs. Ten miles is a long hike and it would have felt dreadfully longer with the weight of our camping gear and food.

We were headed to Havasu Falls, a gorgeous oasis in a remote part of the Grand Canyon. Havasupai means people of the blue-green waters and we soon found out how breathtakingly blue-green these waters really are.

Havasupai Reservation - Hike to Havasu Falls Arizona

 

How to Plan Your Havasu Falls Trip

Distance to Havasupai Lodge: 8 miles one way

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