Holidays in Havasu Falls

Did you ever go through pictures or videos of remarkable waterfalls in Arizona If yes, then it is highly probable that you have seen the pictures or videos of Havasu Falls. Havasu Falls, located in Arizona, is an ideal holiday hub for those who love nature and water. There are three major falls in the Havasu Canyon among which the Havasu Falls is the second and is situated beyond the campgrounds in Havasu Canyon. The red sandstone cliffs create the perfect backdrop of Havasu Canyon. It is an exotic feel to watch the cascading water falling into the meandering pools. High cottonwoods complement the natural splendor with their lush green presence.

The beautiful Havasu Falls has some striking features of its own which makes it a perfect place for spending a holiday. The water of Havasu Falls looks brilliant as it has a bluish green shade. Moreover, the Havasu Falls is split and it appears as two separate falls when the river gushes down at a very high speed.

There are several adventures offered by Havasu Falls for tourists with different tastes and preferences. Among them, camping at Havasu Campground or hiking with the help of mules are the most popular sports.

How to Reach Havasu Falls
The way to Havasu Falls start at Hualapai Hilltop, an area meant for parking but bereft of any facilities. There are several trekkers who spend the night at Hualapai Hilltop since it is much more convenient and comfortable to start the journey during the early morning hours when the sun is not so bright and the weather is comparatively cool. The closest towns are Seligman and Peach Springs located on Highway 66 which are approximately 90 miles and 68 miles respectively from Hualapai Hilltop. Once you reach Highway 66, just take Route 18 north. Be very careful as the sign for Route 18 is difficult to comprehend particularly when it is very dark.

Best Time to Visit Havasu Falls
Travelers who wish to get a glimpse of this beautiful waterfall should try to visit between September and November or between April and May as the weather remains more or less pleasant on the Canyon Floor and the rim.