Entrance to the Supai Village marked by the pillars Wigleeva.
Havasu Canyon, a side canyon to the Grand Canyon and located in the southwest corner of Gand Canyon National Park. The Canyon is the home of the Havasupai Tribe and lies within their reservation land. Havasu creek runs the length of the canyon feed by perenial spring waters emerging near the junction of Havasu and Hualpai Canyon. These clear blue tinted waters feed the lush vegatation thoughout the canyon as you'll see in the accompaning photographs.Photos are organized in seperate pages (links above) to make download of the extensive graphics somewhat tolerable. In addition there are three levels of image resolution. The photos show on the page are 288 x 192 pixels (~40K). Each of these photos are links to a higher resolution 720x480 (~300K) which will give a good quality 10x8 (72 dpi) image suitable for a computer monitor. There is also a 'full res' URL listed for each photo. This file is the full Kodak Picture CD resolution of 1536x1024 pixel and run about 1Mbyte in size. I've made these available should anyone what prints made. Kodak Online provides a service for generating prints from digital images. These full resolution links are provided for this purpose and you need not download these to your computer. You simply provide the url to Kodak's web server.