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Havasu Falls Photo Gallery: The Robert Body Collection

Originally written by Tony Subia

Reviewed and updated by AZ Leisure Staff Writers on August 15, 2026.

Hikers below Havasu Falls in Havasu Canyon Arizona

Havasu Falls. 120 foot drop (37 meters)

Havasu Canyon is renowned for its blue-green water, dramatic red-rock canyon walls and a series of waterfalls on the Havasupai Reservation in northwestern Arizona. This photo collection by photographer and outdoor enthusiast Robert Body captures Havasu Falls, Mooney Falls, Beaver Falls, Navajo Falls, Havasu Creek, Supai Village and scenes along the trail through the Havasupai homeland.

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Havasu Falls Pictures By Robert Body

This gallery features photographs by Robert Body, an adventurer, naturalist and outdoor photographer whose work captures the waterfalls, turquoise water, canyon walls and trails of Havasu Canyon. The collection follows the landscape from Havasu Falls to Beaver, Mooney and Navajo Falls, along with scenes beside Havasu Creek and on the route through Supai.

More of Robert Body's photography is available at RobertBody.com.

Please enjoy...

Havasu Falls

Havasu Falls and blue-green pool in Havasu Canyon Arizona

Morning light at Havasu Falls on the Havasupai Reservation

Havasu Falls surrounded by red canyon walls and turquoise water

Spring and vegetation beside Havasu Falls in Havasu Canyon

Havasu Falls cascading into a blue-green pool

Elevated view of Havasu Falls and Havasu Canyon

Early morning sunlight across Havasu Canyon near Havasu Falls

Visitors enjoying the scenery at Havasu Falls

Beaver Falls

Beaver Falls cascading through turquoise pools in Havasu Canyon

View of Beaver Falls from the Havasu Canyon trail

Beaver Falls and travertine pools viewed from the trail

Blue-green pools and cascades at Beaver Falls Arizona

Beaver Falls surrounded by canyon vegetation and red rock

Panoramic view of Beaver Falls and its turquoise pools

Mooney Falls

Mooney Falls plunging through Havasu Canyon below towering cliffs

Turquoise pool beneath Mooney Falls in Havasu Canyon

Visitors in the blue-green water below Mooney Falls

Travertine pools and turquoise water near Mooney Falls

Navajo Falls

Navajo Falls cascading through Havasu Canyon Arizona

Navajo Falls and blue-green water in Havasu Canyon

Turquoise pools and waterfall scenery at Navajo Falls

Visitor beside the cascading water at Navajo Falls

View from beneath the flowing water at Navajo Falls

Panoramic view of Navajo Falls in Havasu Canyon

Havasu Creek & Canyon Views

Spring and canyon vegetation near Mooney Falls

Hiker crossing turquoise Havasu Creek in Havasu Canyon

Small waterfalls and cascades along Havasu Creek

Trail crossing between Mooney Falls and Beaver Falls

Havasu Canyon trail between Mooney Falls and Beaver Falls

Creek crossing along Havasu Creek on the Havasupai Reservation

Hikers crossing Havasu Creek in the canyon

Panoramic Havasu Creek crossing in Havasu Canyon

Trail To Supai & Havasu Falls

Hualapai Hilltop trailhead overlooking the route to Supai Arizona

Pack mule caravan traveling the trail toward Supai Village

Supai Village in Havasu Canyon on the Havasupai Reservation

Rock wall and water along the trail in Havasu Canyon

Switchback section of the trail between Hualapai Hilltop and Supai

Canyon scenery along the trail to Supai Village

Panoramic canyon view along the trail toward Havasu Falls

Havasu Canyon & Its Waterfalls

Havasu Creek flows through the Havasupai Reservation, creating the distinctive blue-green water seen throughout this gallery. Havasu Falls is the best-known waterfall, while Mooney Falls, Beaver Falls and other cascades continue downstream through the canyon. The waterfalls and surrounding landscape are part of the Havasupai homeland and should be viewed with the same respect visitors would give any living community and culturally significant place.

Learn more about the waterfalls in our Havasu Canyon waterfalls guide and about the people whose homeland surrounds them in our Havasupai Tribe article.

Visiting Havasu Falls & Havasupai

Havasu Falls and the other waterfalls in this gallery are located on the Havasupai Reservation, where tourism is administered by the Havasupai Tribe. All visitors must have a valid reservation and permit obtained before arrival through the Tribe's official booking system. Do not enter the reservation without a valid permit.

Reservation procedures, visitor rules and trail conditions can change, so prospective visitors should review current information directly through the official Havasupai reservation website before planning a trip.

Havasu Falls Photo Gallery FAQ

Where were these Havasu Falls pictures taken?

The photographs were taken in Havasu Canyon on the Havasupai Reservation in northwestern Arizona. The gallery includes Havasu Falls, Mooney Falls, Beaver Falls, Navajo Falls, Havasu Creek, Supai Village and surrounding trails.

Who photographed this Havasu Falls collection?

The photographs featured in this gallery are by Robert Body, an outdoor photographer, adventurer and naturalist whose work includes landscape and nature photography.

What waterfalls are shown in the gallery?

The gallery includes photographs of Havasu Falls, Beaver Falls, Mooney Falls and Navajo Falls, along with smaller cascades and pools along Havasu Creek.

Is Havasu Falls inside Grand Canyon National Park?

No. Havasu Falls is on the Havasupai Reservation, which is administered by the Havasupai Tribe rather than Grand Canyon National Park.

Do you need a permit to visit Havasu Falls?

Yes. All tourists entering the Havasupai Reservation must have a valid permit obtained through the Tribe's official reservation system before arrival.

Can you visit Havasu Falls as a day trip?

Visitors should not plan a casual day trip. Havasupai tourism requires an advance reservation and permit, and current bookings are structured as overnight stays rather than unrestricted day hiking.

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