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Permits for Havasupai Falls Nearly Sold-out

grandcanyon.net

Permits to visit an Arizona canyon where waterfalls cascade into blue-green pools are nearly sold out, as expected.

The waterfalls on the Havasupai reservation have become increasingly popular over the years.

Permits to hike into the canyon and stay at a campground went on sale Friday and quickly were snatched up.

The tribe says only a few remain for early February.

The tribe's land in northern Arizona can be reached only by foot, mule or helicopter. Day hikes aren't allowed.

Anyone who has a permit and needs to cancel can transfer it starting next week — on option the tribe hasn't offered before.

Tourists also can reserve a pack mule online for the first time. Packs must be soft-sided and weigh no more than 32 pounds each.

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