Havasupai Getting There

Approximate Driving Distances and Directions
To HUALAPAI HILLTOP Grand Canyon from:

Phoenix, AZ - 262 miles / 422 km
Take I-17 north to I-40.
Take I-40 west to Seligman, Exit 123 which is Route 66.
Take Route 66 west 30 miles to Indian Highway 18.
Highway 18 is 60 miles to the hilltop.
No Service, Refuel in Seligman FIRST.

Las Vegas, NV - 221 miles / 356 km
Take Highway 93 south to I-40.
Take I-40 east of Kingman to Route 66, Exit 53.
Take Route 66 east 50 miles to Indian Highway 18.
Highway 18 is 60 miles to the hilltop.
No Service, Refuel in Kingman FIRST.

Los Angeles, CA - 436 miles / 702 km
Take I-15 east to I-40.
Take I-40 east of Kingman to Route 66, Exit 53.
Take Route 66 east 50 miles to Indian Highway 18.
Highway 18 is 60 miles to the hilltop.
No Service, Refuel in Kingman FIRST.

Flagstaff, AZ - 167 miles / 269 km
Take I-40 west to Seligman, Exit 123 which is Route 66.
Take Route 66 west 30 miles to Indian Highway 18.
Highway 18 is 60 miles to the hilltop.
No Service, Refuel in Seligman FIRST.

Grand Canyon Havasupai Falls - Getting There

First things first, there are NO SERVICES at Hilltop. Indian Highway 18 is 60 miles in to Hilltop and 60 miles back from Hilltop, we highly recommend a full tank of gas. You can stop in either Seligman, off I40 coming from the east and Kingman or Peach Springs on Route 66 coming from the west.

Hilltop is a very busy place. Four days a week, Airwest Helicopters are shuttling supplies in and out of Supai as well as tribal members, others with official business in the village and of course visitors like yourselves. This hiking trail into the canyon has been used by the Havasu Baaja’ for hundreds of years, it is a well worn path into paradise.

There is plenty of parking and please remember to secure your vehicle before you go. We like to hide a set of car keys somewhere at Hilltop, just in case, you never know, keys can get lost on an adventure filled camping trip. Also avoid parking near the rock wall, as rocks tend to roll down and hit windshields.

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