To glimpse the otherworldly aquamarine waters of the Havasupai waterfalls, one must reach the trailhead at Hualapai Hilltop, some 260 miles north of Phoenix. From there, it’s a eight-mile hike ...

May 6, 2022, update: Havasupai Falls will not open to tourism in 2022. A spokeswoman provided this statement from the tribe: "The Havasupai Tribal Council has extended the suspension of tourism ...

The famous waterfalls in Arizona will stay closed for several more months while the Havasupai Tribe monitors COVID-19 variants. Here's what to know.

The beauty of Havasu Falls needs little explanation. The waterfall topples off fiery red rock and drops into a turquoise pool that is so bright it looks fake. It is a site people have traveled ...

New policies will make visiting Havasupai Falls more difficult and costly In the indigenous language of the Havasupai, their name means “people of the blue-green waters,” and it is easy to ...

Arizona’s Havasu Falls closed to hikers due to COVID-19. Now the Havasupai Tribe has a message for Colorado River rafters as well: Don't dock here.

Havasupai Falls is a series of stunning turquoise waterfalls located on the Havasupai Reservation. Before visiting, guests must reserve three-night camping reservations, which cost $455 per person.

Experience a solo backpacking trek to the magical Havasupai Falls in Arizona, USA. With a 30-pound backpack, I journeyed 10 miles through the Havasupai Indian Reservation to reach the turquoise ...

Havasupai Falls, a world-famous tourist destination in the heart of the remote Havasupai Indian Reservation in the Grand Canyon, is closed indefinitely after a devastating flash flood on Thursday ...

Trekking to Havasupai Falls — to dive into that iconic water, bask on the banks of the river, and hike up the creek bed — is one of the last great adventures in this country.

Getting to Havasu Falls takes plenty of advance planning and a good pair of hiking shoes — here's how to plan a trip in 2023.