Havasu Falls — Attraction in Four Corners States

This is an amazing place, well worth the effort to get here. Crystal blue-green water lazily flows from waterfall to waterfall. It truly is a must-see experience. The tallest waterfalls, Havasu and Mooney, are majestic and powerful. But there are scores of smaller falls all throughout the stream formed by the lime deposits in the water. The whole area is unbelievably picturesque.

If you are camping in the Havasupai Campground, be aware of the squirrels and raccoons. Tie your packs up in the trees, but not too close to the branches. The raccoons come at night, roaming in groups from camp to camp looking for food that has been left too close to the grounds. The squirrels take the day shift, swiping any food that is left out, or too close to the ground or branches. Both the raccoons and the squirrels will chew through tents and backpacks to get to food. String it up if you are...

Absolutely breathtaking!

Got it. Here's the revised Google review, incorporating the mention of Havasu Falls being the closest and most beautiful among the four falls near the campground: My Love Affair with Havasupai: A Breathtaking Oasis Havasupai truly is one of the most beautiful places I've ever visited. I've been lucky enough to go twice, and each time I've fallen completely in love with the magnificent turquoise water carving its way through the vibrant red canyon walls. Whether it's late fall or early summer, it's always perfect. And speaking of perfect, Havasu Falls, right near the campground, is by far the closest and most beautiful among the four incredible falls in the area. Seeing its stunning cascades and jumping into that refreshing water makes the ten-mile hike absolutely...

Hiking to Havasu Falls was an incredible experience for my wife and me, emphasizing the journey rather than the destination. This breathtaking location did not disappoint. We recommend doing as much research as possible to ensure you're well-prepared for the adventure.

During our hike, we mistakenly hung out at a no-named waterfall area, thinking it was Beaver Falls. Despite this mix-up, the beauty of the surroundings made it a delightful part of our journey. The campground itself is well-maintained, with clear signs and established trails leading to each waterfall, which was very helpful.

The bathroom facilities were as expected for a camping area, but we made sure to leave the place cleaner than we found it. Overall, this trip was a fantastic experience, and we can't...