Waterfalls in United States

Havasu Fall is a masterwork of contrasting colors, with the red bedrocks, green shrubberies and one of the world’s bluest waterfalls. Havasu marks the most attractive of the five Havasupai Falls.

Sheltered within the namesake Indian Reserve, these waterfalls count as a part of the Grand Canyon’s world-famous wonders, and accessible only by trekking permit for a night’s stay.

Wildlife, a Dark Sky reserve for stargazing and shimmering gold sunrises and sunsets over the red terrain, sketches the essence of Havasu Falls’ landscape.

Havasu Falls, Arizona

Havasu Fall is a masterwork of contrasting colors, with the red bedrocks, green shrubberies and one of the world’s bluest waterfalls. Havasu marks the most attractive of the five Havasupai Falls.

Sheltered within the namesake Indian Reserve, these waterfalls count as a part of the Grand Canyon’s world-famous wonders, and accessible only by trekking permit for a night’s stay.

Wildlife, a Dark Sky reserve for stargazing and shimmering gold sunrises and sunsets over the red terrain, sketches the essence of Havasu Falls’ landscape.