Associated Horse surcharges

LATE CHARGES For any horses departing later than the standard 7am pickup additional costs will be applied. Theserates represent services from the Campgrounds to Hilltop only.

PICK UP TIME AT 9AM
$20 PER RESERVED HORSE

PICK UP TIME AT 12PM
$25 PER RESERVED HORSE

DRYRUNS
In the event that a horse reservation is not canceled and results in a dryrun. The following fees will apply

DRY RUN TO HILLTOP
$50 PER RESERVED HORSE

DRY RUN TO CAMP
$25 PER RESERVED HORSE

WHERE IS THE TRAILHEAD?
The Supai Trallhead begins at Hualapai Hilltop. Hualapai Hilltop is at the end of Indian Road 18, 68 miles North of Old Route 66. Hualapai Hilltop is a extremely barren area without any facilities, i.e. gas station, lodging or any services. Water is not available; only for the horses.

WHEN AT HILLTOP
While at Hilltop it is very important to know the following Please do not climb around Hilltop or on the steep rocks.  Please stay clear from the cliff edges. Supervise your kids and make sure that they do not run around.  Hilltop is crowded and congested at certain times of the year with foot and horse traffic as well as vehicular traffic. Please exercise caution.  The Parking area at Hualapai Hilltop is severely limited. And you may only find parking along side the road on certain times of the year. We do provide Day& Night Security but only during the Tourist Season from April 1 through October 31st. We urge you to keep all valuables locked away to reduce the risk of theft.

IN THE VILLAGE
Alter your 8 mile hike you will come to the village. Here in the village you will find our small cafe, store, lodge clinic and our office. Please do not forget to stop at our office and check in. A local doctor is always on duty to attend to medical emergencies. Emergency helicopter transportation is provided at the patient’s expense. The clinic phone number is (520) 448- 2641.

AT THE CAMPGROUND
You now have 2 miles to go until you enter the Campgrounds.  The campgrounds is tucked between Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls. The Campgrounds is overgrown with trees, grapevines and lush foliage. There are no specific campsites therefore you select whatever is available at the time of your arrival. There is a natural spring called FERN SPRINGS that you can use for drinking. cooking etc. But we ask that you purify or treat the spring water.  Facilities are severely limited but include pit outdoor toilets. Picnic tables are available at varied parts of the camping area. There are no campfires and no barbecue pits. You may bring a backpack/camper stove. There are no trash containers available because of the growing litter problem. Please pack out your trash. A campgrounds ranger is available for any assistance or to answer any questions that you may have. Night Security is provided during the season from April 1 - October 31st. Please report any problems to the on-duty officer. Area is not a contained area and is susceptible to a significant amount of foot traffic. Please secure campsite before taking day hikes away from your camp. Or notify the ranger when you are leaving your camp for the day.

CONDUCT DURING YOUR VISIT
As with anyplace else there are laws that govern our society. As a guest you are sublect to these laws. So. please respect our rules. The use, possession or sale of drugs, alcohol and marijuana are illegal under the Havasupai Tribal Code. The use of drugs and/or alcohol is also illegal.

HIKING
Hikers must stick to only prescribed trails of the Havasupai Indian Reservation.   There is recreational hiking to Beaver falls which is approximately 3 miles from the Campgrounds; or to the Colorado River which is 8 miles from the Campgrounds. These hikes are scenic-filled and are awesome but can be physically demanding. So. if you are to take these hikes please make sure you are adequately prepared and supplied with water and food. Pursue these hikes during reasonable times of the day to avoid heat exhaustion or stroke. They can be very rewarding adventures if you take the time to prepare.

THANK YOU!
We thank you for choosing our area to visit and hope that you return in the near future. We truly hope that everything was to your satisfaction and that your stay was thoroughly enjoyed. Please feel free to offer any comments, suggestions or concerns to our office. We are here to help you!!!

AVG. TEMPS
Jan 53 High 27 Low
Feb 60 High 32 Low
Mar 67 High 37 Low
Apr 75 High 43 Low
May 86 High 50 Low
Jun   96 High     60 Low
Jul    99 High     66 Low
Aug  96 High     64 Low
Sep  89 High     56 Low
Oct   78 High     46 Low
Nov   64 High    35 Low
Dec  53 High     72 Low