Historic Route 66
Hualapai/Havasupai Reservation, AZ
The name "Hualapai" (pronounced Wala pie) means People of the Tall Pines. These People, as well as the Havasupai, have occupied this land for more than 800 years. The Reservations hug the Grand Canyon on their northern limits. South from Peach Springs you can drive to the Colorado River for rafting or head north 65 miles to the Havasupai Reservation where a 13-mile hike will take you to a series of impressive waterfalls or 18 miles to Supai Village on Havasu Creek.
Quick Facts
- Location:
Peach Springs sits right on Rt 66 on the longest original stretch of Rt 66 in the country at mile marker 103.
- N 35.750° W 113.500° [?]
- Hours of Operation:
The reservations are always accessible, but it is best to call either the Hualapai Lodge or Havasupai Tourist Enterprises before making the trip.
Local Information
Hualapai Lodge
928-769-2230
Hualapai Reservations and Information
928-448-2111
- Grand Canyon Resort:
- This resort website includes information about the Hualapai lodge, camping, fees, and activities.
