Arizona has no shortage of natural wonders. But did you realize that the state is home to some of the bluest water in the U.S.? There’s a secret lagoon that’s captured the attention of adventurers from all across the globe, and once you see photos of its devastatingly blue waters, you’ll understand why. Here’s more on the enchanting Havasu Falls:
Havasu Falls is a breathtaking oasis of blue-green water located within the Havasupai tribal lands of the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
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Accessing this remote lagoon involves a strenuous and challenging hike to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Access is extremely limited and permits are required.
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At the base of the canyon awaits one of the most magnificent wonders in the entire U.S.
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Havasu Falls is a 100-foot cliff where water descends into a series of lagoon like pools.
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The trademark blue-green color is a result of a high concentration of calcium carbonate in the water.
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The falls can often change appearance based on rainfall and even the occurrence of flash floods.
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Camping is possible for those who have received permits for visiting the Havasupai Reservation. Can you imagine waking up to this stunning landscape?
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Have you explored Havasu Falls before? What was your experience like? We’d love to hear from you! For more information on this incredible landmark, click here.
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