Havasu Falls Backpacking Deposits Due

Havasu Falls, a natural masterpiece nestled in the heart of the Grand Canyon. This captivating destination beckons with its pristine beauty and awe-inspiring landscapes. As I reflect on my backpacking journey to Havasu Falls in 2008, the memories of a 10-12 mile hike through scenic terrain, three nights of primitive camping, and the sheer marvel of cascading waterfalls come flooding back. Join us on this expedition, where nature unfolds its wonders at every step, promising an unforgettable experience amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Havasu Falls.

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Permits go on sale on Feb 1st, so we need to have a list of people who are committed to the trip when they open. Dates will sell out the day they open.

Join the information meeting on Jan 27. Click here to RSVP.

Experience Highlights:

1. 10-12 mile scenic hike
2. 3 nights of primitive camping
3. Mesmerizing waterfalls
4. Thrilling hikes
5. Spectacular night skies

About this trip:

Backpacking – You need to either carry everything you want to bring with you or reserve a mule to put your stuff on.

You’ll backpack in about 10 miles. Set up a base camp for 3 nights. Then you can do day hikes from inside the canyon. There are other waterfalls to explore or have a relaxing day in the water at the falls.

Camping is primitive, but it can get crowded down there. You’re able to set up anywhere you can find a spot once you arrive in the camping area. There is a facet to refill water near the campground.

The person listed on the permit MUST be present and have all of the paperwork the entire time on the trip.

Trip Costs:

Permits & Camping:

1. $500 per person (Due today, 100% refund if we don’t get permits, 95% refund if someone takes your spot)

Additional Fees:

1. Bring your own food and gear
2. Share costs for rental car, gas, and parking.
3. Plan for airfare to the nearest airports (Las Vegas, followed by Phoenix).
4. Secure accommodation for at least one night before and after backpacking.

Ideal Trip Dates: April

Confirm Trip Dates:
Put “Yes” in the columns that you can definitely make the trip, and put “No” in the columns if you DO NOT want us to get you a permit for those trip dates. If we get the permits for the dates you marked “No”, you will receive a refund if we get permits for those dates.

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NOTE: This sheet cannot be updated after Jan 28th, so please lock your options in by Jan 28.

We’ll lock down dates during the information meeting on Jan 27

Get ready for an adventure of a lifetime!

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