Havasu Falls

[SixPack07]

Well we just got back on Saturday night from our Grand Canyon trip. We camped one night on the trip. It was a 10 mile hike in from the canyon top, on an Indian Reservation, through a little Indian Village, and back to the waterfalls. Havasu Falls is right by the campground, and Mooney Falls is about another 1/2 mile. I would highly recommend it to anyone who likes a little adventure. I will post some pics in the next couple days. It costs $20 to get on the reservation, and $10/night to camp. You can make reservations to use mules/horses to pack your stuff in, or you can backpack it all in yourself like we did. We didn't take much, since we only camped for one night, but it was well worth the long hike uphill back. There are plenty of websites if you can't wait for the pics, but I'll try to get some on before the week is done.

[SixPack07]

Here is one of Havasu Falls from the bottom

http://www.hunt101.com/img/269256.jpg

[SixPack07]

Here is one from the side:

http://www.hunt101.com/img/269253.jpg

[SixPack07]

And here is Mooney Falls:

http://www.hunt101.com/img/269255.jpg

[trust me]

That's purty. Thanks for sharing.

[plowboy]

Now thats what I call one classy swimmin' hole.

[12 pointer]

very nice sixpack.

[trust me]

You know, being a redneck from Kentucky and all, that place would be just right for some skinnydippin' with the missus, or maybe some nudie cannonballs off the high rocks...I wonder how many rednecks have been chased out of that place?

[cobbhunts]

Nice pictures. That water shure does look nice. Isn't havasu in Arizona just curious.

[SixPack07]

Yep, we were out there to see the Grand Canyon and stuff, so we took a 10 mile hike in to see Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls, camped over night and hiked out the next day.