A lesser-known cascade along the main Havasu Canyon trail, accessible only via the Havasupai Tribe's advance reservation system.
Same Havasupai Tribe advance reservation/permit system as Havasu Falls (no walk-ups); located along the main trail between Supai Village and Havasu Falls.
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Based on this listing's approximate location — see the note on coordinates below.
Little Navajo Falls is one of several waterfalls along the Havasu Canyon trail system, located between Supai Village and Havasu Falls. It is named on the Havasupai Tribe’s official FAQ page as one of the upper waterfalls in the canyon. Like all destinations in Havasu Canyon, visiting Little Navajo Falls requires an advance reservation through the Havasupai Tribe’s booking system—no walk-ups are permitted.
Once you have secured your reservation and are hiking between Supai Village and Havasu Falls or continuing onward, you will encounter this waterfall. It represents one of several cascades and scenic features along the main trail corridor. The official season runs February through November. Dogs are not allowed, and the terrain is rated moderate on the Havasu Canyon trail system.
Because the Havasupai Tribe does not publish detailed height or mileage data for Little Navajo Falls separately from the broader canyon system, plan your visit with the tribe’s official reservation site and resources for the most current information about trail conditions and water flow.
February through November (official Havasupai season).
NOT wheelchair accessible.
You cannot secure a Havasupai Tribe advance reservation; walk-ups are not permitted.
Part of the Havasu Canyon network with Havasu Falls, Mooney Falls, and Beaver Falls; all require the same reservation system.
Same Havasupai Tribe advance reservation/permit system as Havasu Falls (no walk-ups); located along the main trail between Supai Village and Havasu Falls.
The managing agency's page (linked below) has the current trailhead and route details — round-trip distance wasn't published when we checked.
No — the managing agency's page states dogs are not permitted here (or on the specific trail/area needed to reach the falls).
We track 4 waterfalls in Havasu Canyon.
There are 6 other waterfalls we track in Coconino. All Havasu Canyon waterfalls →
havasupaireservations.com
Named explicitly as one of the reservation's upper waterfalls in the Havasupai Tribe's own official FAQ page; no height or exact mileage documented there, so left null rather than guessed. Checked 2026-09-03.
Checked September 2026.