Journey to Beaver Falls

The hike from Mooney Falls down to Beaver Falls may be the best part of hiking in Havasupi (including the every famous Havasu Falls). About three miles separate the two falls, but it takes longer than you would expect.

The terrain varies from wading across Havasu Creek a three times, weaving your way around a path covered in ivy, ducking through trees, and some “not for the faint of heart” climbing up and down some home made ladders.

The hike itself is fairly moderate as it includes needing to carry all your water an food, which you have been doing the majority of the time. It can be hot, but there is plenty of places to cool off in the creek.

Also, you will need to descend down (and up!) to Mooney Falls in order to even begin this journey. This comes with its own risk as I’ve previously shown, but you will want to.

And if you want hot food later, the Cafe in Supai Village closes at 6PM, so plan your time accordingly.

Here I go, wasting a lot of words, when I can let the photos and videos showcase some of the sights: