Havasu Falls

Havasu Falls is a stunning, secluded waterfall on the Havasupai reservation located in the Grand Canyon of Arizona. Popular with adventure seekers and photographers alike, it features a set of cascading waterfalls covering a total of half a mile in length and plunging more than 100ft down into a stunning, lush blue-green canyon. Visitors can camp and hike the area, and explore the many different views of the stunning waterfalls, the closest of which, called New Navajo Falls, stands at the end of an 8 mile hike from the tribal village of Supai. Other mesmerizing views in the area include Mooney Falls, which stands at a height of 197ft, and Havasu Falls, which can be accessed via a trail from the Havasupai campground. Additionally, there are picturesque lagoons, hiking trails, and caves that are open to the public.