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Havasupai : Hidden Native Indian History & Travel Vlog | Mooney & Beaver Falls Hike Guide |July 2024

Here Is the All you must know Complete Travel Guide and Itinerary for Havasupai Backpacking. Hopefully This is all you will need . Join us on an epic 3-day Havasupai backpacking adventure. Havasupai, the "People of the Blue-Green Waters," live in a remote village in the Grand Canyon, accessible only by foot, mule, or helicopter. The tribe is deeply connected to their Sacred land, and this video highlights some of their struggles with displacement, cultural suppression, and the sacred legends of the land, including Wigleeva, the guardian pillars of the village. Also Uranium Mining Currently that threatens their Drinking water. We also talk about the controversial blood sampling at ASU and the significance of these waters to the Havasupai culture. ⏳Timestamp 00:00 : Trailer Of Our Trip 00:49 : Location Details 01:25 : Native Indian History [ folklore in rest of the video ] 03:08 : Travel Vlog 03:30 : Permit details and Pickup 04:14 : Accommodation 04:45 : Packing for the Hike 0842 : Mooney and Beaver Falls Hike 🎟️ Permits : Havasupai Reservations website https://theofficialhavasupaitribe.com... Permits Open February 1st at 8 AM Arizona Time each year Can also be secured from transfer Portals on the same site and many usually available .There is only ONE name on a Campground Reservation - and a reservation is only valid if the person named on the reservation (the "Trip Leader") is present at the Tourist Check-in Office with valid photo ID - otherwise the reservation is NOT and will NOT be honored.$455 per person for 3 nights. see details https://help.havasupaireservations.co... 😎🌤️🌞When to Hike : Cooler months of the year are ideal for hiking and exploring. Warmer months are ideal for hanging out in the water (but also means planning your hikes in and out for the early morning when it is cooler). The water temperature is roughly 70 degrees all year long. ALWAYS ALWAYS AND ALWAYS Check the Weather for the Hike . There has been a recent Flashflood and very prone to floods in monsoons and Also excessive heat in summers !! people have died hiking here in the summers due to heat stroke . 📍Directions / How to get here -Hike 10 miles -Mule [ details here : https://help.havasupaireservations.co...] -Helicopter 100$/person ✈️ Airport : Phoenix: 4 1/2 hours, 263 miles, Sky Harbor International Airport Las Vegas: 4 hours, 219 miles, McCarran International Airport Grand Canyon: 3 hours and 40 minutes, 192 miles 🏠 Accommodation Prior to the Hike 04:14 : Accommodation OR camp in Car or Out of town No camping in Car is allowed at the Trailhead. can camp in car at Grand cavern Canyon Inn The do have a Lodge at the Village : Lodge reservations are $2,277 per lodge room – up to four people, 3 nights https://help.havasupaireservations.co... 🎒 Packing List https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... [ Courtesy Britney Ross ] Winter : Appropriate Sleeping Bags Summer : electrolytes Hydration & Filtration: Water bladder, water filter or purification tablets—important for staying hydrated on the long trek. 🚶🏾‍♀️‍➡️Hikes Here Havasupai Falls Trailhead (Hualapai Hilltop) to Supai Village: 8 miles, Havasupai Trailhead (Hualapai Hilltop) to Navajo Falls: 9.5 miles Havasupai Trailhead (Hualapai Hilltop) to Havasu Falls: 10 miles Havasupai Trailhead (Hualapai Hilltop) to Mooney Falls: 11 miles Havasupai Trailhead (Hualapai Hilltop) to Beaver Falls: 13 miles Other Hikes Fifty Foot Falls and Navajo Falls and the confluence Hike Can also do Grand canyon Hike from the connectors The Havasu Falls hike elevation gain is -1963ft (+1963 on the return leg). Hope You have a wonderful Trip. And thanking the people of Havasupai to give us this opportunity to visit their Sacred Lands 🙏🏾 My instagram:   / hitu_khaira