Havasu Creek & Havasu Falls: Discover Hidden Swimming Holes & Waterfalls in the Grand Canyon U.S. Travel
Havasu Creek and Havasu Falls are amazing hidden treasures in the Grand Canyon. Located on the Havasupai Indian Reservation in Arizona, the hike down is roughly 10 miles, so this adventure is not for everyone. But boy, it looks like it's worth it.
What makes this spot so magical? It has five waterfalls, brilliant turquoise water, natural ponds and an unbelievable view. Swing on the rope swing, cliff jump, wade through the crystal clear water or just marvel at the breath-taking beauty (infinity Kodak moments!).
Only a certain number of visitors are allowed per night and you must get a permit. (Learn how to get a permit for Havasu Creek.) GrandCanyon.com wants people who are interested in visiting Havasu Falls to know that "it requires a 10-mile hike EACH WAY to the beautiful blue-green waterfalls of Havasupai. For information about visiting Havasupai on your own, YOU MUST call 928-448-2180..."
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