Havasu Canyon Trail - Hiking near Supai, Arizona
~31144 Indian Rd 18, Supai, AZ 86435, USA,Supai,Arizona
36.15948157, -112.70955193
5.5 miles S of Supai, Arizona
Address: ~31144 Indian Rd 18, Supai, AZ 86435, USA
GPS: 36°9'34.1"N 112°42'34.4"W
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State: Arizona
Trail Length: 7.70 miles
Elevation Gain: 580.00 feet
Hike Difficulty: Intermediate
Trail Type: Point A to B

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