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Official Havasupai Tribe Website, Village of Supai, Grand Canyon, Arizona Havasu Falls, Havasuapai Campground and Supai Lodge, mule and pack animal transportation.
For over 1,000 years the remote village of Supai, Arizona, located eight miles hike below the rim of the Grand Canyon, has been home to the Havasu Baaja, People of the Blue Green Waters, or as they are known today, the Havasupai Tribe.
Official Havasupai Tribe Website, Village of Supai, Grand Canyon, Arizona Havasu Falls, Havasuapai Campground and Supai Lodge, mule and pack animal transportation.
The Havasupai Tribe is a federally recognized Indian Tribe located in northwestern Arizona. The reservation is governed by a Tribal Council elected by tribal members pursuant to the Tribe’s Constitution.
Official Havasupai Tribe Website, Village of Supai, Grand Canyon, Arizona Havasu Falls, Havasuapai Campground and Supai Lodge, mule and pack animal transportation.
Official Havasupai Tribe Website, Village of Supai, Grand Canyon, Arizona Havasu Falls, Havasuapai Campground and Supai Lodge, mule and pack animal transportation. Directions to the Havasupai Reservation & Supai
Official Havasupai Tribe Website, Village of Supai, Grand Canyon, Arizona Havasu Falls, Havasuapai Campground and Supai Lodge, mule and pack animal transportation.
Official Havasupai Tribe Website, Village of Supai, Grand Canyon, Arizona Havasu Falls, Havasuapai Campground and Supai Lodge, mule and pack animal transportation.
Havasupai Tribe Relief Fund. The Havasupai Reservation experienced a devasting flash flood on Thursday, August 22, 2024. As a result, the main trail to Supai Village, trails within the village, tribal member homes, public utility systems and the campgrounds were damaged.
Official Havasupai Tribe Website, Village of Supai, Grand Canyon, Arizona Havasu Falls, Havasuapai Campground and Supai Lodge, mule and pack animal transportation. Pack Mules must be reserved online BEFORE your visit.