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Swimming Holes in Supai, Arizona
3 natural swimming holes
Swimming around Supai, AZ means options — 3 natural swimming holes make our directory for this corner of Arizona. Plan around March-May, September-October — that's the best season named in most local listings. Beaver Falls anchors the local list, and Havasu Falls rounds out the highlights. Geographically, they're a Coconino County story. The local flavor is pure waterfall: every one of the 3 is a waterfall.
Swimming holes in Supai
- Beaver Falls
A terraced cascade a few miles downstream of Mooney, where Havasu Creek steps down through a series of turquoise pools made for swimming.
- Havasu Falls
A 100-foot curtain of water pouring into impossibly blue-green travertine pools, on the Havasupai Reservation deep in the Grand Canyon.
- Mooney Falls
A thundering 200-foot waterfall you reach via ladders and chains bolted into the travertine, with a churning plunge pool at its base.
Frequently asked questions
How many swimming holes are in Supai, AZ?
Our directory lists 3 natural swimming holes in and around Supai, Arizona, across Coconino County. New spots are added as they're verified.
What kinds of swimming holes are in Supai?
The 3 listings cover 3 waterfalls. See each listing for details on access and conditions.
Which swimming hole near Supai should I try first?
Beaver Falls is a well-documented local listing. A terraced cascade a few miles downstream of Mooney, where Havasu Creek steps down through a series of turquoise pools made for swimming. Full details, maps, and safety notes are on its page.
When is the best time to swim near Supai?
Local listings most often name March-May, September-October as the best season. Spring runoff can make rivers and creeks dangerously high — check local conditions before you go.