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This being my first blog I am starting out with a short three day trip that Ann and I plus two neighbors(ED AND SHIRLEY) did last summer.  I think a number of people will find it interesting or at least hope so. I love telling people about this hike since  Supai(the closest town to the waterfalls)  is so isolated on an Indian reservation in northern Az that   the only way to get there is a 8-9 mile hike-horseback or helicopter.  They still get their da...

The first stop on our trip was Havasu Canyon/Hapasupai, a place I'd seen so may beautiful pictures of, I just had to see it for myself! Although close, Havasupai Canyon is not part of the Grand Canyon or of Grand Canyon National Park. It is a side canyon of the Grand Canyon. Like the Colorado River formed the Grand Canyon, Havasupai Creek formed Havasupai Canyon. The village of Supai hidden within Havasupai Canyon, is home of the Havasu'Baaja, the 'People of the Blue-Green Water', o...

Yes, Havasu Falls and Havasupai Falls are used interchangeably by the Havasupai Indians, who live at the bottom of Havasu Canyon, adjacent to Grand Canyon National Park...Here are some more great links with information, reviews, trip reports, pictures, and hiking advice I found: Havasu Falls Grand CanyonHavasupai FallsHavasu FallsHavasu Falls Grand CanyonHavasu Falls Arizonahavasupai falls arizona