Photos
... from Havasu Canyon and Havasu Falls
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) These rock formations at the canyon rim seem to be guardians who are watching all visitors to Supai and the canyon ... |
) Early morning is the only time of the day to catch the magnificent Havasu Falls without crowds of people... |
) or with the morning sun illuminating the falls from the back. |
) This is not an alien, just an old piece of wood at the base of the falls. |
) Mooney Falls, below the campground, are the highest falls in Havasu Canyon. On this photo you can see the blue-green color of the water, which gave the Havasupai Indians their name. |
) Mooney Falls again, this time from a slightly different angle. |
) I don't know why Rafael has chosen the deepest part with the strongest current to cross the creek, but needless to say that he really got wet. |
) A view over one nice section of Havasu Canyon. |
) Some people say that Beaver Falls, located about half way between Supai and the Colorado, are the nicest falls in the whole canyon. Judge for yourself... |
) A typical scenery along Havasu Creek. |
) A group of happy Ramblers in the evening at the campground. From left to right: Rob, Tamara, Jennifer, Rafael, Steve, Massimo, Nicole und Michael. |
) A view back into Hualapai Canyon, after climbing up to the rim and back to the cars. Would anybody go down there without knowing what's at the other end? |
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