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Mooney Falls
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The Confluence where the Colorado River meets Havasu Creek 🤯
Who else could stare at this all day!? 😂🤙
📸@courtneylwilson
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There are good canyons, there are great canyons, but there is only ONE Grand Canyon. Hiking down Havasu Creek was one of the best experiences of my life. I found it remarkable how the desert oasis down here comes to life with lizards, birds, frogs, emerald/blue waters, cacti, fish, mountain goats, and all sorts of tropical looking plants.
We enjoyed 16 miles of this river hike and found little oasis after oasis to cool off in- a total contrast to the 2 thousand feet above these orange canyon walls where it is a dry, arid, windy, and temperamental high desert. Every dang thing about this place is Grand, and I hope some of these posts inspire some of you to also make this amazing pilgrimage down here someday that the Havasupai and Hualapi tribes graciously allow us to experience, even after generations of mistreatment from the Feds.
Hiking out of the canyon at 5am on our last day, saying a simple “Gamyu” (Gum-Yoo) to a local Havasupai man out feeding his horses, with his bare-footed Grandchild, during those peaceful early morning hours when the birds are gently waking the rest of the forest, went a long way. His face lit up, surprised to hear a tourist know a word in his Native language spoken by only 600 people, as most backpackers down there seemed to keep there head down as to not disturb or disrespect locals.
I thought it was just a simple “Hello”, like in passing. However the Grandfather, with a friendly expression on his face, explained to me it meant more like “Hi, how are you doing?” An intentful conversation starter, rather than a fast paced greeting used in our rapidly moving techy world above the rim. The local man taught us a few more words and sayings as he explained that he he was doing well! He wished us a safe journey out of his ancestral canyon, accompanied with a loving wave from his adorable little grandchild, as we continued on our 12 mile, 2,000+ foot climb out to the rim of the Grand Canyon, with a lasting impression of the amazing and welcoming river oasis and people who have called it home for thousands of years.
#havasupai #grandcanyon #hikingbangers #hikingadventures #backpcking #coloradoriver #arizona #earth #beautifuldestinations
kaitandbeyondkaitandbeyond
Visiting Havasu Creek requires an expensive permit and A LOT of planning. It’s not a day trip, it’s a multi-night backpacking trip. But, after the 11+ mile hike to your camping spot, you are surrounded by a literal desert oasis. You’ll forget you’re even in the desert.
This waterfall is called “50 Foot Falls” and it’s very much overshadowed by the taller waterfalls in the area. When visiting Havasupai, most people skip out on this one. But, this video is proof that you can’t be one of those people.
Finding these falls can be tricky and requires wading in waist-deep water to get there. But, I remain shocked by this beautiful hidden gem.
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The Confluence where the Colorado River meets Havasu Creek 🤯
Who else could stare at this all day!? 😂🤙
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There are good canyons, there are great canyons, but there is only ONE Grand Canyon. Hiking down Havasu Creek was one of the best experiences of my life. I found it remarkable how the desert oasis down here comes to life with lizards, birds, frogs, emerald/blue waters, cacti, fish, mountain goats, and all sorts of tropical looking plants.
We enjoyed 16 miles of this river hike and found little oasis after oasis to cool off in- a total contrast to the 2 thousand feet above these orange canyon walls where it is a dry, arid, windy, and temperamental high desert. Every dang thing about this place is Grand, and I hope some of these posts inspire some of you to also make this amazing pilgrimage down here someday that the Havasupai and Hualapi tribes graciously allow us to experience, even after generations of mistreatment from the Feds.
Hiking out of the canyon at 5am on our last day, saying a simple “Gamyu” (Gum-Yoo) to a local Havasupai man out feeding his horses, with his bare-footed Grandchild, during those peaceful early morning hours when the birds are gently waking the rest of the forest, went a long way. His face lit up, surprised to hear a tourist know a word in his Native language spoken by only 600 people, as most backpackers down there seemed to keep there head down as to not disturb or disrespect locals.
I thought it was just a simple “Hello”, like in passing. However the Grandfather, with a friendly expression on his face, explained to me it meant more like “Hi, how are you doing?” An intentful conversation starter, rather than a fast paced greeting used in our rapidly moving techy world above the rim. The local man taught us a few more words and sayings as he explained that he he was doing well! He wished us a safe journey out of his ancestral canyon, accompanied with a loving wave from his adorable little grandchild, as we continued on our 12 mile, 2,000+ foot climb out to the rim of the Grand Canyon, with a lasting impression of the amazing and welcoming river oasis and people who have called it home for thousands of years.
#havasupai #grandcanyon #hikingbangers #hikingadventures #backpcking #coloradoriver #arizona #earth #beautifuldestinations
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Visiting Havasu Creek requires an expensive permit and A LOT of planning. It’s not a day trip, it’s a multi-night backpacking trip. But, after the 11+ mile hike to your camping spot, you are surrounded by a literal desert oasis. You’ll forget you’re even in the desert.
This waterfall is called “50 Foot Falls” and it’s very much overshadowed by the taller waterfalls in the area. When visiting Havasupai, most people skip out on this one. But, this video is proof that you can’t be one of those people.
Finding these falls can be tricky and requires wading in waist-deep water to get there. But, I remain shocked by this beautiful hidden gem.
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1.0
1y
One of the most gorgeous places in America and even as a citizen u can’t even visit it you’ll need a native tribe permit a lottery system then picks you out of how many people and u have to pay over 400 bucks to stay for more than 3 days what if u don’t have 3 days and this was on your bucket list places like this are so hard to see in America while ppl sell their reservation for even higher...
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5.0
6y
It's a paradise. I've seen these falls all year round and it's different each time. But always worth it. I love the with her because there are no tourists around and it's a quiet and beautiful experience to have. But I also love spring and summer where the sun just makes everything and all the colors pop that the place is just out...
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4.0
2y
Havasu Creek located in Arizona, USA is a beautiful creek that is becoming famous being visited a lot from young adventurers. The stream of the creek forms various water falls that are spectacular since they are located in a desert area. The creek ends in the Colorado River. The water color of the...
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