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| Name | HAVASUPAI AND THE CONFLUENCE | Part 1 of 2 | Four-Day Backpacking | Grand Canyon, Arizona |
| Video Uploader | Video From GraceEscapes |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 28-01-2022 21:41:56 |
| Video Discription | Havasupai and the Confluence is definitely on my top five of the most beautiful backpacking trails I've done so far. Havasupai is located in the Havasupai Tribal lands of the Grand Canyon, Arizona. This is not part of the Grand Canyon National Park, so permit from the Havasupai Indian Reservation is required. Since this is a sought-after backpacking destination, booking could be a challenge. Having the permit for this hike was like winning a lottery for me. The trail features numerous falls with Havasu Falls as the main attraction boasting the magical turquoise pools and towering falls. Another gem that resulted from the flash flood in 2008 are the Navajo and Fifty Foot Falls which are along the way on your hike-in, before reaching Havasu Falls. Also incredibly mesmerizing are Mooney and Beaver falls which could be accessed further from the far-end of the campsite. The Confluence is where the Havasu Creek and Colorado River meet. This is outside the Havasupai Indian tribal lands, and therefore becomes part of the Grand Canyon National Park. It could be accessed only from Havasu creek via the Havasupai trail, so we added this to our hike. I consider this the highlight of our hike. This hike happened in 2019 before I had my youtube channel, so please excuse the quality. Our Itinerary: Part 1 of this video: Day 1 - Hike-in from Hualapai trailhead to Campsite with quick stop above Navajo Falls and Havasu Falls Day 2 - Hike to Mooney Falls, Beaver Falls and the Confluence, then back to the Campsite Part 2 of this video which can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2RnnW6ULWI&ab_channel=GraceEscapes: Day 3- Hike to Havasu Falls, Navajo and Fifty Foot Falls, back to Havasu Falls to chill for the rest of the day, then back to the Campground Day 4 - Hike out to Hualapai trailhead, then drive to Flagstaff for another adventure Statistics: Trailhead to Campsite: Distance: 16.5km - 18.5 km one-way (campsite is a 2-km stretch) Elevation Loss: 853 m. Rating: Difficult (extreme heat and temperature could make this hike difficult due to exposed trails) The Confluence from campsite: Distance: 27.8 km. roundtrip Elevation Gain: 910m. Rating: Difficult (route-finding, water crossings, ladders, tunnels, ridge up and down) Mooney Falls from far-end of Campsite (along the way to the Confluence): Distance: 0.5 km round trip Rating: Difficult (steep descent on slippery tunnels and ladders) Beaver Falls from far-end of campsite (along the way to the Confluence): Distance: 8.2 km round trip Rating: Difficult (route-finding, water crossings) Music: A Day to Remember Dreams https://www.bensound.com/ Photo and Video credits to J. Chan ******************** Disclaimer: I am not a hiking advisor / professional. Please always do your due diligence in planning and research of the weather, avalanche warnings, trail risks, knowledge and preparedness in doing any hike. #havasupai #havasufalls #grandcanyon #arizona #havasupaiindianreservation #navajofalls #fiftyfootfalls #mooneyfalls #beaverfalls #theconfluence #coloradoriver #havasucreek #arizona #backpacking #hiking tI071OyrfVw |
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