Supai, Arizona

Almost everyone has heard of the famous Havasu Falls and seen photos of its magical waters that appear as if they have been Photoshopped (not needed!). However, Havasu Falls is just the tip of the iceberg, as it is one of five grand waterfalls in the vicinity of the Havasu Creek Campground (liste...

Whether you’re an avid outdoor enthusiast or simply on Instagram, you’ve probably caught wind of the majestic turquoise blue waters of Havasupai. The towering waterfalls, the crystal clear waters, the red canyon surrounding it all - what’s not to gawk over? Furthermore, if you are one of the luck...

Whether you’re looking for a quick adventure or a longer trek, a hidden gem, or a popular stopping point, we’ve identified places around the U.S. to soak in natural beauty while snapping pictures that will make anyone say, “WOW!” (Plus, you might feel the pride and joy you felt after hiking to th...

In March 2020, the Havasupai Tribe in the Grand Canyon, Arizona, closed the Havasupai Indian Reservation and Supai Village to visitors to protect residents during the pandemic. The area is now open with rules and requirements to protect the land, visitors, and residents. Read on for our guide on ...

The first thing you need is a permit. These are expensive ($140 for 1 night) and extremely hard to come by. In fact, they go on sale every year on February 1st and this year (from what I was told) they sold out for the entire year in about 2 hours! If you were lucky enough to snag a permit, odds ...