Havasu Falls is one of the most photographed falls in the world, despite being 10 miles from a paved road. It lies 2 miles downstream from the village of Supai in the Grand Canyon area in Arizona, a tiny town of 150 people that rely solely on the people that come to visit this fairy tale waterfall. This was shot after a 14 mile hike with my friend Teresa, and we hiked out the very next day, it ended up being 24 miles in 24 hours with a 40 pound pack.
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