Beaver Falls is a collection of natural cascading turquoise water pools located about 4 miles from the Havasu Campgrounds.

Popular photo spot where the turquoise colored Havasu creek meets the Colorado River surrounded by the majestic canyon walls. It is about 8 mile (each one) hike from the campgrounds and is only recommended for experienced hikers. Alternately, many Colorado River Rafting tours include this in the itinerary.

Mooney Falls is a 200 foot tall waterfalls with a natural turquoise blue pool and is located less than a mile from the Havasu Falls and reached through a challenging climb down the rock face using ladders and chains.

Havasu Falls is a waterfall, located in the Havasupai Indian Reservation, popular for it’s turquoise blue pool. It is be reached by a 10 mile (each way) multiday, difficult hike. Permits and overnight camping are needed to see the waterfalls.