Havasu Falls Swimming
July 18, 2013 by staff
Havasu Falls Swimming, This shocking Caribbean-blue pool—on the bottom of the Grand Canyon near the Native American community of Supai—is for the most tenacious of swimming-hole devotees. There are only three ways to get to Havasu Falls: hire a helicopter, hike 10 miles, or ride a pack mule. Plus, you’ll need to purchase an entry permit, and, unless you’re a hardcore trail runner, book a night at the Havasupai Lodge or campsite.
But it’s so worth it. Pancho Doll, who wrote two books on America’s swimming holes, calls it the best in the world. After a long desert trek, even the mist from the 120-foot cascade is refreshing. Swimming behind the torrential falls or floating on your back and taking in the view is the real reward.
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