About
Beaver falls is accessible via hiking into Havasu Canyon, where the Havasupai tribe resides and issues permits to enter and camp for 3 nights and 4 days.
Why go
- Feels like a desert oasis carved by nature itself
- One of the most beautiful places i’ve ever seen
- Water so blue it almost doesn’t look real
Must try
- Swim in geothermically heated waters
- Take a dip in havasu falls
- Swim at beaver falls
- Eat breakfast in the falls
- Relax in the pools
Pro tips
- Permits required from the havasupai indian reservation
- Requires a reservation months in advance
- Day hiking is not allowed
- Water shoes or sandals with good traction recommended
- Leave by 10:30 am to avoid hiking back in the dark
Good to know
- Permits required to enter and camp for 3 nights
- Flash floods are possible during monsoon season
- Cell service is extremely limited
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Rating
4.7 / 5 (121 reviews)