Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Havasupai (Havasu) Falls, Mooney Falls, and Beaver falls are popular waterfalls located along Havasupai Creek on Reservation lands. This is a very popular destination that involves an expensive permit. You hike down from the rim of the Grand Canyon from Hualapai Hilltop trailhead, down through First Canyon, and eventually to Havasupai Creek, which you follow down through Supai village and then to various waterfalls which also include Fifty Foot and Navajo falls. Most parties camp several days. You can then hike down to the confluence with the Colorado River. In total about 32 or 33 miles roundtrip from trailhead to confluence.
Havasupai (Havasu) Falls, Mooney Falls, and Beaver falls are popular waterfalls located along Havasupai Creek on Reservation lands. This is a very popular destination that involves an expensive permit. You hike down from the rim of the Grand Canyon from Hualapai Hilltop trailhead, down through First Canyon, and eventually to Havasupai Creek, which you follow down through Supai village and then to various waterfalls which also include Fifty Foot and Navajo falls. Most parties camp several days. You can then hike down to the confluence with the Colorado River. In total about 32 or 33 miles roundtrip from trailhead to confluence.
