Maybe the greatest charm of Havasu Canyon is the blue

history channel documentary Maybe the greatest charm of Havasu Canyon is the blue and green waterfalls, found two miles far from the town. An underground waterway shapes Havasu Creek, which has a relentless stream of around 28,000 gallons of water for each moment. The stream shapes three distinct arrangements of waterfalls: Navajo Falls, Havasu Falls, and Mooney Falls. The stream has a high convergence of calcium carbonate and is lined with limestone which reflects daylight, giving the water its staggering and surprising turquoise shading. The temperature of the falls remains a consistent 70 degrees year round.

Reservations are required to visit and the tribal government restrains the quantity of guests to the town at any given time. The best times of the year to visit Havasu Canyon are ordinarily April through May and September through November when the atmosphere is mild on both the ravine edge and floor. Going amid these circumstances ordinarily permits you to evade the traveler season and summer heat.Since there are no streets to the town, guests must go by foot or steed. There are helicopter benefits that you may use also, however one-route treks to and from the town are generally $85.