View from the Trailhead
| The water in Havasu Canyon contains a high concentration of limestone which gives it a strikingly beautiful turquoise color. Only a twelve mile hike from the trailhead, the campgrounds are located among a series of gorgeous waterfalls, and wading pools. |
View from the Trailhead
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Ben, Robert, Erma, and Theresa- taking a break
(click to magnify Ben)
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Robert & Erma at Navajo Falls
Robert at Navajo Falls (and Ben's head barely visible at the base of
the falls)
| On the left hand side of Navajo falls there is a small cave with a mini-waterfall inside (see the picture above). At the base of the cave on the left side (where you can barely see my head in the picture above) there is a pocket of perpetually warmer water. You can climb up into the cave and get a nice back massage from the mini-waterfall. Nice! |
Ben taking the adventurous route to Navajo Falls
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Havasu Falls
Havasu Falls
Havasu Falls
Map of the Grand Canyon- (Click to Enlarge)
