My husband and I spent $900 to secure reservations to hike to Havasupai Falls, located in a remote corner of the Grand Canyon region.

which stretches from Mooney Falls to Beaver Falls. This "Goonies"-style hike was described by the Havasupai people (and the ominous waiver we signed) as being "extremely treacherous." We descended ...

The Wave may be one of the oldest and most familiar examples of land managers instituting a system to protect special places ...

As the famed North American road gears up to celebrate its centenary, head to Arizona; home to the longest remaining stretch of the original Route 66.

Bill Hatcher The Havasupai people took their names from Havasu Falls, but scientists do not know how long they've lived in the canyon. Bill Hatcher The Shamans' Gallery, a rock art panel that ...

First up, Havasu Falls – the poster child of the hike ... Make sure to respect the Havasupai people and their home. Follow the rules about photography in Supai Village, and remember, this ...

Access to the falls is by strict permission only, and the Havasupai who control access ... Visited by over 7 million people a year, it’s highly recommended that you opt for a guided tour to ...

“It’s at Ribbon Falls. Our people lived a very long time in the ... as well as the Hualapai and Havasupai, who live in the Grand Canyon far to the west of the confluence.

Most Route 66 motels just offer a bed and a shower. Grand Canyon Caverns Inn threw in a limestone cave system, the deepest ...