While the Havasupai Indian Reservation is filled with gorgeous waterfalls, Mooney Falls may be one of the more picturesque options there. It is definitely the tallest waterfall on the reservation with a plunge of over 190 feet. This waterfall may be a little bit harder to access, but the view that it offers is well worth the effort. If you’re staying at the campgrounds or the Havasupai Lodge, getting to the waterfall is a six-mile round-trip day hike through some steep cliffs. Visitors may want to gain more experience before attempting to go through unpaved trails, climb cliffs and ladders, and go through a pair of tunnels to reach the base of the waterfall.

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