Havasupai Tribe Tourism

21/10/2024

Please note that check-in hours are now 6 am - 5 pm daily.

As a reminder, you can check-in the day before or the day of your reservation. The trail is open 24 hours a day.

Send a message to learn more

30/09/2024

Update Regarding Accessibility of Trails and Falls:

In response to many inquires… the historical ladder at the bottom of Mooney Falls is still there and usable. Please descend at your own risk. Beaver Falls remains accessible along the normal path down the canyon. If you choose to hike to Beaver Falls you do so at your own risk.

We cannot give any update on the status of the trail between Beaver Falls and the Confluence as that trail is located in the Grand Canyon National Park.

Have a great time and enjoy your experience! But remember to be attentive to your surroundings as your journey is through a natural beautiful environment that is ever-changing.

We look forward to welcoming you back.

28/09/2024

Reopening is on schedule for October 1. Check-in remains at the Grand Canyon Caverns Inn, hours are 6am-6pm. You may check-in any time the day before or day of your reservation. The trail will be open 24 hours/day. Proceed with caution, use headlamps if hiking in at night.

15/09/2024

Reminder to those whose reservations were impacted by the closure due to the flash flood:

You have until Tuesday, September 17th at 5:00 p.m. Arizona time to reschedule your reservation to another available time in 2024 or in 2025.

Failure to do so will result in your reservation being canceled. No refunds.

06/09/2024

Your genorsity has been amazing. This is just a couple of the many truckloads of supplies that have been transported from GCCI to Hilltop.

Thank you!

03/09/2024

UPDATE: if you are getting an error message, please clear your cache and try again.

If you didn't receive the email (for whatever reason) and are part of the affected group, you will still be able to log into your account and choose the reschedule option – if you do not see this option, then your reservation is not eligible to be rescheduled.

1. Log into your account dashboard.
2. Navigate to your reservations page.
3. Select the "Reschedule" button next to your reservation.
4. Use the calendar options to choose from available 2024 or 2025 dates.
5. Select confirm. Please note, once selected and confirmed, your reservation date cannot be changed.

For those reservations impacted by the closure, the email is scheduled to go out at 8 am Arizona time. Your online account will be updated with the link to reschedule your reservation. You will have until 5 pm Arizona time on September 17, 2024 to complete the rescheduling process.

August 29, 2024

RE-OPENING INFORMATION

31/08/2024

One week after the flood and the blue-green waters are returning. Resilience is all around us.

29/08/2024

August 29, 2024

RE-OPENING INFORMATION

29/08/2024

The Havasupai Tribe is grateful for the outpouring of support.

Official Havasupai Tribe Website, Village of Supai, Grand Canyon, Arizona Havasu Falls, Havasuapai Campground and Supai Lodge, mule and pack animal transportation.

26/08/2024

Our hearts go out to the family and friends of Chenoa Nickerson.

25/08/2024

Resharing this information... Havasupai is closed until further notice. Updated information will be provided when available.

August 24, 2024
Closure Announcement

The Council has made the difficult but necessary decision to close Havasupai to tourists until further notice.

24/08/2024

August 24, 2024
Closure Announcement

The Council has made the difficult but necessary decision to close Havasupai to tourists until further notice.

23/08/2024

As was reported last night, the Tribal Council has closed the Trail into Supai Village and asks that all tourists with reservations through Sunday to not come in. The Council is actively engaged in safely evacuating those tourists that were in Supai at the time of the flooding. We kindly ask for your patience as we see to the health and safety of the tourists and the Tribal members.

More information will be posted as soon as possible.

As a reminder, this is the official tourism page of the Havasupai Tribe; information shared on other pages and groups is not from official sources.

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23/08/2024

Due to excessive flooding, Supai will be closed through Sunday. The Tribal Council is asking everyone with reservations this weekend to not come, you will not be able to get in.

We will continue to update as more information is available.

09/08/2024

26/07/2024

Updates for August reservation holders.

Confirmed hours are still 6am-6pm for August.

A couple of changes for August:

1. Since the trail is open 24 hours a day, you are welcome to check-in any time the day before or the day of your reservation during posted business hours.
2. Pack mule dropoff deadline for campground is 6am instead of 7am.

Other information remains the same:

Check-in for ALL permit reservations (campground and lodge) takes place at Grand Canyon Caverns Inn, located at Mile Marker 115, Route 66 near Seligman, Arizona 86434. The trip leader MUST check-in for all members of their group anytime the day before or day of your reservation during posted business hours. Failure to do so will result in your reservation being cancelled. No refunds or rescheduling of dates will be issued.

The check-in office is located on the right-hand side of the GCCI lobby when you walk in the main doors. There will be signs.

The trip leader will need to provide photo ID to receive all permits, wristbands, bag tags, and an entrance form, which will need to be completed and shown to the Havasupai Reservation boundary checkpoint staff.

All members of the group will be asked to show all required paperwork (including acceptance of the terms and conditions, screenshot will work) at the Havasupai Reservation boundary checkpoint, approximately 5 miles from Hilltop (the trailhead). There will be no congregating at the checkpoint so please make sure all members of your group have the required paperwork.

You can start the hike on any day of your reservation, and you must depart on or before the last day of your reservation. There is no refund for unused days.

The trail is open for hiking 24 hours a day. Please use caution as assistance may not be readily available during non-business hours.

It is the responsibility of each tourist to bring the necessary gear and equipment for camping. The tribe does not offer or sell tents, sleeping bags, heaters or other camping supplies. The store stocks a limited number of food items, but you should bring your own food, water, etc. Plan accordingly for changes in weather, the Reservation can experience high and low temperatures, wind, rain and snow.

Please respect the sovereignty of the Havasupai Tribe and abide by all posted signage and instructions from the rangers. Only hike in designated areas.

HILLTOP TRAILHEAD
Please note: There is NO camping at Hilltop. That includes no sleeping in your vehicle at Hilltop.
There is limited parking at the trailhead. Additional parking is available along the road leading to the trailhead.

MULE RESERVATIONS
Mule reservations will be confirmed at check-in. Mule reservations are non-refundable. If you intend to use this service, you must ensure your packs and supplies are the proper weight and size for your mule reservation.

Visitors must obtain their pack mule tags no later than 9am on the morning of your reservation arrival date in order for your reservation to be honored.

For Packs from Hilltop to Campground: Visitors must drop bags off no later than 10am at Trailhead. Bags can be dropped off as early as 4am at Trailhead on the morning of your reservation arrival date. Packs typically arrive down below around 5pm.

For Packs from Campground to Hilltop: Bags ready for transport must be dropped off no later than 6am at Campground. Packs typically arrive up top around noon.

PACK IT IN, PACK IT OUT
To address the issue of tourists leaving trash and gear in the canyon, the tribe has authorized a civil citation and fine of up to $1,000. Individuals will be cited for failure to take all their trash and gear out of the canyon. Leave no trace (Pack It In, Pack It Out). Please help keep the Havasupai lands clean. The cost to remove tourist trash and gear by helicopter is substantial. You are responsible to take out what you bring in!

COVID PROTOCOLS
Vaccination status or negative test results are not required at this time. However, the Tribe requires all visitors wear a mask while in Supai Village and in all public areas including the store and the café. Please bring your own mask. Failure to comply may result in immediate removal from the Reservation at your expense. The Tribe reserves the right to update its COVID protocols at any time which may include the suspension of tourism for non-compliance of the mask requirement.

STORE AND CAFÉ
The store and the café will be open to tourists during normal operating hours. It is possible that there will be occupancy restrictions, please abide by all signage and onsite instructions. Please wear your mask at all times while in the store or the café.

Please continue to visit our official Facebook tourism page for updates and information. And as always, please visit www.havasupaireservations.com for updated information. This is the official website owned and controlled by the Tribe.

If you have any questions related to the Tribe’s tourism activities, please reach out to [email protected].

HavasupaiReservations.com is the official online reservation site for Havasupai and Havasu Falls

03/07/2024

Please note: change regarding the pack dropoff time for tourists leaving the campground.

For Packs from Campground to Hilltop: Bags ready for transport must be dropped off no later than 6am at Campground. Packs typically arrive at Hilltop around noon.

For more information:

Pack Mules must be reserved online BEFORE your visit. A minimum of 48-72 hours in advance is recommended. ALL Pack Mules must be reserved in advance of your visit at HavasupaiReservations.com for c...

01/07/2024

The Havasupai Tribe extends its condolences to the family and friends of the male hiker who passed away this weekend on the trail to Hilltop.

At approximately 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, June 30, 2024, the Havasupai Tourism Office received a distress call from a male hiker indicating that his traveling companion, another male hiker, needed assistance. Tourism personnel contacted Airwest Helicopter to assist in locating and rescuing the hiker. Airwest immediately began searching for the distressed hiker on the trail but upon locating the hiker, he had already passed away.

Arrangements were made to transport the body from Supai Village later that day.

No additional details are available at this time.

Temperatures on the trail this time of year are in the triple digits and the sun’s heat is extreme. This heat-related death is a reminder of the importance of proper hydration and taking appropriate measures while hiking in hot weather. Hiking in and out of Havasupai is strenuous and all individuals must be prepared.

This is not an easy hike, especially in hot temperatures. Please be cautious.

30/06/2024

Check-in hours for July are 6 am - 6 pm

14/06/2024

The Havasupai Tribe has held several meetings over the past couple of days with various federal and state agencies including, Indian Health Services (“IHS”), Coconino County Health Department, Arizona State Health Department and Governor Hobbs’ office.

14/06/2024

The bridge is now open! Those using pack mules can now retrieve and drop their packs at the top of the campground.

12/06/2024

Public Notice - June 11, 2024

06/06/2024

JUNE UPDATE -- Check-in at the Grand Canyon Caverns Inn is now open from 6 am - 6 pm each day.