Havasupai Food Storage When camping in general, wildlife proofing your food is a must to ensure that your trip isn’t ruined before it ever really got started. Normally, animals like raccoons, deer, or even bears are the big bads of food stealing but at the Havasu Falls Campsite, it’s squirrels. The squirrels at Havasu Falls are renowned for ...
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Parking at the Hualapai Hilltop
Parking at the Hualapai Hilltop Hualapai Hilltop is the official name for the parking lot at the trailhead that leads down to Havasu Falls. The parking lot itself is surprisingly big for being where it is but do note that you could be doing a little bit of pre-trail hiking to get from your car to the trail. The parking lot is big but not in a ...
Havasupai Water
Havasupai Water The water at Havasupai is world renowned for its bright blue and soft green tones that flow year-round, allowing for anyone to enjoy them no matter when they visit. In order to get to these stunning falls and relax in the natural pools of water, you have to hike about 10 miles and in order to do THAT, you need water. Some ...
Havasu Falls Weather
Havasu Falls Weather Located in Arizona, deep in the Grand Canyon, Havasu Falls experiences the same highs and lows that a normal high desert in Arizona would. While knowing what the weather at the campsite and village is nice, I’m going to list the average weather for all four seasons for the top of Hualapai Trail, the Havasupai village, and ...
The Wave Permit – Guide to Getting Yours
The Wave Permit Coyote Buttes North and South Both Coyote Buttes North and Coyote Buttes South require permits. For official information about the permits can be found on the Coyote Buttes Permit page, part of the BLM. Each area requires separate permits, meaning if you have a permit for Coyote Buttes South you cannot use it to hike Coyote Buttes ...