Drive Time: 2 hours Hours: Seasonal - April 1 to October 31. It is recommended to call ahead to make a reservation. Activities: Guided tours, hiking, backpacking, bird watching, camping, horseback riding, nature walk and wildlife viewing. Directions: From Kingman, head eastbound on Historic Route 66 for approximately 49 miles to Hwy 18. Turn left and go to the trail head where you can park your vehicle. More Info.: Havasupai Tourist Enterprise, PO Box 160, Supai, AZ 86435 Tourist Office (928) 448-2121 or (928) 448-2141 Click here to visit their website
The Supai Village is located on the Havasupai Nation Reservation, which is one of the most beautiful and remote areas of the Grand Canyon.
The area is famous for its three blue-green waterfalls, Navajo Falls, Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls, and for the camping facilities located close by. The name Havasupai translates to “People-of-the-Blue-Green-Waters.” The water temperature remains a relatively constant 70 degrees throughout the year.
There is an 8-mile hike (3-6 hours) from the Hualapai Hilltop parking area to Supai Village. Horse or helicopter transportation can also be arranged in advanced. You are expected to carry your own food, water and camping equipment. Pack horses are available. And remember that whatever you pack in, please also pack out, including garbage.
Supai Village has a small store, a café, lodge and a museum.
