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    Hikers make their way into the canyon of the Havasupai Trail
    A horse train makes their way to the trailhead as hikers continue to Havasupai Village
    The trail resembles a wash through the Havasupai trail canyon
    Morning light on the Hualapai Hilltop Trail
    Descending into the Hualapai Hilltop Trail canyon at the start of the trail
    Descending the steep switchbacks from Hualapai Hilltop
    Descending the steep switchbacks from Hualapai Hilltop
    Reaching the floor of the canyon from Hualapai Hilltop
    A hiker descends the Hualapai Hilltop trail with morning light on the canyon walls
    Preparing descend from Hualapai Hilltop
    Steep canyon walls as the trail nears Super village
    Steep canyon walls as the trail nears Super village
    Supai Village
    Havasu Creek below Super Village
    A hiker nears Supai village on the Hualapai Hilltop Trail
    Sparse greenery exists toward the bottom of the Hualapai Hilltop Trail as the trail nears Supai Village
    The rugged trail through a wash/Hualapai Hilltop Trail
    Sparse greenery exists toward the bottom of the Hualapai Hilltop Trail as the trail nears Supai Village
    Sparse greenery exists toward the bottom of the Hualapai Hilltop Trail as the trail nears Supai Village
    Sparse greenery exists toward the bottom of the Hualapai Hilltop Trail as the trail nears Supai Village
    A long exposure of Havasu Falls as swimmers enjoy the waters
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines through the campground
    Hammocks are popular in the campground
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines through the campground
    A somewhat risky crossing linking campsites opposite of the main trail
    A somewhat risky crossing linking campsites opposite of the main trail
    Havasu Creek below Super Village
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines through the campground
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines through the campground
    A typical campground along Havasu Creek in the campground
    Havasu Creek pours over Mooney Falls just below the Havasu Campground
    Havasu Creek pours over Mooney Falls just below the Havasu Campground
    Havasu Creek pours over Mooney Falls just below the Havasu Campground
    Havasu Creek pours over limestone travertine cascades below Mooney Falls
    Havasu Creek pours over Mooney Falls just below the Havasu Campground
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines through the campground
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines through the campground
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines through the campground
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines through the campground
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines through the campground
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Creek pours over Mooney Falls just below the Havasu Campground
    Havasu Creek pours over limestone travertine cascades below Mooney Falls
    Havasu Creek pours over limestone travertine cascades below Mooney Falls
    Havasu Creek pours over Mooney Falls just below the Havasu Campground
    View above Havasu Falls from the trail
    Havasu Creek crossing below Mooney Falls
    Havasu Creek pours over some impressive limestone travertine cascades below Mooney Falls
    The narrow canyon below Mooney Falls
    Havasu Creek pours over some impressive limestone travertine cascades below Mooney Falls
    Havasu Creek pours over some impressive limestone travertine cascades below Mooney Falls
    A somewhat risky footbridge in the campground
    Limestone cascades below Havasu Falls
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines through the campground
    The trail below Mooney Falls
    Mooney Falls
    Havasu Creek above Havasu Falls
    Impressive canyon walls above Havasu Creek
    Havasu Creek below Fiftyfoot Falls
    Havasu Creek
    Navajo Falls
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines below Mooney Falls
    Havasu Creek cascades over limestone travertines below Mooney Falls
    Swimmers enjoy the 72 degree waters of Havasu Falls
    Fiftyfoot Falls
    Fiftyfoot Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Creek above Havasu Falls
    Havasu Creek above Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    Havasu Falls
    The canyon surrounding the trail spreads out as it nears the switchbacks to Hualapai Hilltop
    The canyon toward Supai Village in the distance hiking toward Hualapai Hilltop
    The canyon surrounding the trail spreads out as it nears the switchbacks to Hualapai Hilltop
    A hiker nears the Hualapai Hilltop trailhead
    A hiker ascends a couple switchbacks on the Hualapai Hilltop trail
    Sparse greenery exists toward the bottom of the Hualapai Hilltop Trail as the trail nears Supai Village
    Sparse greenery exists toward the bottom of the Hualapai Hilltop Trail as the trail nears Supai Village
    Sparse greenery exists toward the bottom of the Hualapai Hilltop Trail as the trail nears Supai Village

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