Havasu Falls
Havasu Falls is a stunning waterfall deep inside the Grand Canyon on the Havasupai reservation. Its bright blue-green water pours over red rock cliffs into a beautiful natural pool.
The waterfall is famous around the world for its dreamy turquoise color against the red canyon walls. Reaching it takes a long hike, which makes the sparkling blue water feel like a hidden treasure.
Scenery
The water gets its magical blue-green color from minerals that sparkle in the sunlight. The waterfall tumbles into clear pools that look like something out of a fairy tale.
History and Culture
The falls are on the land of the Havasupai people, whose name means people of the blue-green water. They have lived and cared for this hidden canyon for hundreds of years.
Activities
Reaching the falls means a long hike and a special permit, so visitors usually camp overnight. Once there, families can swim, splash, and cool off in the refreshing blue pools.