Havasupai

"Blue green water people"

The Unspoiled Queen

Location: 8 Mile Trail to Supai

Population: 730

Language: Everyone speaks English Currency: USD

Capital: Supai

Size: 748 sq km (288 sq mi)

Havasupai actually means "Blue-Green Water People" which are the American natives that live in the Grand Canyon. Havasu creek runs through and feeds 5 beautiful waterfalls before feeding into Colorado River. Where the creek meets the river is called the Confluence.

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Havasupai Snaps

Mooney Falls

It looks a little like Havasu but at an impressive 200 feet. Mitch is over 6 foot tall & this waterfall is a beast!

Lower Navajo Falls

Cave Staircase to Mooney Falls

It's not too dark, you won't necessarily need a head lamp if you're taking these steps during the day.

Climbing Back Up from Mooney Falls

I'm not going to lie, I was a little panicked going down toward Mooney but going up was a breeze because you know it's not that bad. Snapped this one of Mitch with Mooney in the background :)

Havasu Falls

This is the last waterfall (3rd of 5) you will see before reaching the campsite. Campsite is from after Havasu to Mooney Falls.

Mooney Falls from Above

This is the fourth and largest waterfall of the five. To get to it, you'll have to get down a series of ladders & chains which seem pretty sketchy. It's really not that bad & worth it!

Hiking Havasupai Trail

Heavy packs are not your friend :( Pack light

Mooney Falls - On The Way Down

This is after a little cave staircase, right before the chain railings to get to Mooney Falls!

Lower Navajo Falls

Second waterfall you will encounter on the Havasupai trail

Mooney Falls

This is the fourth and largest waterfall of the five. To get to it, you'll have to get down a series of ladders & chains which seem pretty sketchy. It's really not that bad & worth it!

Havasu Falls

This is the last waterfall (3rd of 5) you will see before reaching the campsite. Campsite is from after Havasu to Mooney Falls.

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