The famed and breathtaking Havasu Falls, nestled deep within the Grand Canyon, has long been a dream destination for
adventurers. The waterfalls of the Havasupai are a bucket list item for many, and one I'm thrilled to have experienced.
Located near Supai, Arizona, within the Havasupai Indian Reservation, the area is known for its incredible remoteness.
Supai is the most isolated town in the contiguous United States, accessible only by an 8-mile hike or a helicopter ride.
The waterfalls, fed by the spring waters of Havasu Creek, are among the most secluded in the world and a true oasis for visitors.
After a grueling 12-mile hike in the heat of summer, I arrived at the campground near the falls. Later, as evening
descended, I made my way back to the falls and was met with an extraordinary sight—complete solitude. Just hours earlier,
the pool was alive with the energy of tourists, but now, with the last rays of sunlight illuminating the canyon walls,
the magic of Havasu Falls could truly be appreciated in peaceful silence. The creek's vivid blue-green hue and natural
travertine formations are the result of its high calcium carbonate content, making it a unique wonder of nature.
Purchase Options
Since panoramics are not offered in the traditional sizes, listed below are the three most common choices:
12in, 18in, and 24in in length.
Heights will vary per image, but the majority of the panoramic images will fall into a 1:2 - 1:3 height to width ratio. For questions or custom orders, please contact me.
