74 Things to do near Havasu Falls Trail
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Havasupai Falls
Supai, Arizona
0.0 miles NWAn eight-mile hike or horseback ride through the remote western Grand Canyon to the village of Supai and Havasupai Falls — accessible only by foot, horse, or helicopter.
Backpack, Camp, Hike
Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls Trail
Supai, Arizona
0.0 miles NEA 12-mile trek into the Havasupai Indian Reservation drops through steep switchbacks and a narrowing canyon to turquoise waterfalls, the Indian town of Supai, and a campground along the creek.
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Havasu Canyon Trail
Supai, Arizona
0.0 miles SWA classic hike into Havasu Canyon, home of the stunning turquoise Havasupai waterfalls in the Grand Canyon region of Arizona.
Hike
Tuckup Trail
15.7 miles N
A remote Arizona trail in the Grand Canyon area — the Tuckup Trail is a backcountry route for experienced hikers.
Hike
South Bass Trail
Supai, Arizona
18.6 miles EA strenuous 15.6-mile round-trip remote hike in Grand Canyon with no water at the trailhead, 4,400 feet of descent to the Colorado River, and no established campsites below the rim.
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Tapeats Creek to Deer Creek
North Rim, Arizona
19.8 miles NEA remote Grand Canyon backpacking route connecting Tapeats Creek and Deer Creek Trails — from the Colorado River's trackless beaches to a high trail above Granite Narrows.
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North Bass Trail
North Rim, Arizona
23.4 miles NEA remote North Rim backcountry trail reached via a network of forest service roads, descending to Swamp Point on the Powell Plateau in Grand Canyon NP.
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North Bass Trail to Muav Cabin
North Rim, Arizona
23.4 miles NEA backcountry hike to Muav Cabin on the North Bass Trail in the Grand Canyon's remote North Rim.
Backpack, Hike
Powell Plateau Trail
North Rim, Arizona
23.4 miles NEA rewarding plateau-top day hike or backpack to a remote North Rim plateau, where hikers with enough water can wander for days visiting rim overlooks and hidden draws.
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Bill Hall Trail
North Rim, Arizona
23.7 miles NEBill Hall Trail offers a rugged North Rim descent into the Grand Canyon — a serious route for experienced hikers seeking solitude on the Arizona strip side.
Hike
Deer Creek to Colorado River
North Rim, Arizona
24.5 miles NEA scenic Grand Canyon backcountry route leading to Deer Creek and the Colorado River via the Bill Hall Trail — a rewarding wilderness hike in northern Arizona.
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Thunder River and Tapeats Creek Trail
North Rim, Arizona
24.5 miles NEA 25-mile out-and-back hike on the North Rim leading to Thunder River and Tapeats Creek — recommended only for very experienced outdoorsmen and primarily used for hiking and rock climbing.
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Bill Hall Trail to Monument Point
North Rim, Arizona
24.5 miles NEBill Hall Trail to Monument Point on the Grand Canyon's North Rim — a scenic hike with views into the canyon. Check AllTrails for current conditions.
Backpack, Hike
Rainbow Rim Trail - North Rim of the Grand Canyon
North Rim, Arizona
24.9 miles NESweet Grand Canyon singletrack through ponderosa and aspen forest with great views — doable for almost any rider on this North Rim gem.
Hike, Mountain Bike
North Rim Loop
North Rim, Arizona
26.1 miles NEA scenic loop along the North Rim of the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
Mountain Bike
Hermits Rest Viewpoint to Dripping Springs Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
28.6 miles EThe hike to Dripping Springs via the Hermit Trail is a rugged, uncrowded Grand Canyon South Rim trek to a fern-fringed spring overhang.
Backpack, Hike 7.7 mi
Waldron Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
28.6 miles EA short but demanding 4.9-mile Grand Canyon hike branching off Hermit Trail, packed with views and adventure — bring a water treatment kit and prepare for dehydration, flash flooding, and overexertion.
Hike
Hermit's Rest Viewpoint to Santa Maria Spring
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
28.6 miles EThe Hermit Trail to Santa Maria Spring is a rugged, uncrowded Grand Canyon South Rim hike with steep switchbacks and huge views.
Backpack, Hike
Boucher Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
28.6 miles EA remote 17.7-mile out-and-back trail to the Colorado River at the base of the Grand Canyon — recommended for very experienced adventurers only, best March through October.
Backpack, Hike
Boucher Trail to Hermit Trail Loop
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
28.6 miles EA demanding 3–4 day backpacking loop on the Grand Canyon's South Rim — even seasoned hikers consider the Boucher Trail the most difficult and hazardous South Rim route.
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