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    Havasu Falls

    Havasu Canyon, Supai, ArizonaWaterfall pool on Havasu CreekSwimming permitted

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    A 100-foot waterfall with pools where swimming is permitted on the Havasupai Reservation.

    Water
    Waterfall pool, Havasu Creek
    Entry
    $455 per person for a three-night campground permit, booking required in season
    Swim hours
    24 hours, with a valid Havasupai permit
    Facilities
    Sandy beaches, shaded cottonwood groves
    Managed by
    Havasupai Tribe

    Getting there

    Travel from Hualapai Hilltop to Supai Village, then continue on foot to Havasu Falls.

    36.2552, -112.6979

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    Rules to know before you go

    • Do not enter without a permit and wristband.
    • Day hiking is not allowed.

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    Questions about Havasu Falls

    Can you swim at Havasu Falls?

    Yes. Swimming is permitted in the pools below Havasu Falls, but a Havasupai campground or lodge reservation and permit are required.

    Do you need to book Havasu Falls?

    A Havasupai campground or lodge reservation is required; day hiking is not allowed.

    Does it cost anything to swim at Havasu Falls?

    $455 per person for a three-night campground permit

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