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Hualapai Hilltop is the starting point for anyone that wishes to get to Supai and the waterfalls by foot or by horseback. It is a large parking lot on the top of the west side of the Grand Canyon. From the hilltop you can get a great view of the trail down the canyon which leads you on the 6 mile path to Supai.

The initial mile or so is steep, narrow, and filled with switchbacks but is relatively easy and safe. The hike back up to the top however is another story. I cannot stress enough the importance of carrying a lot of water and taking it slow if you are hiking. On those hot desert days the temperature and physical strain can be a great burden. Be prepared and listen to your body.

Once you are down in the canyon be cautious of flood conditions. If it rains all of the water in the area rushes to one place and that is precisely where the trail is. Signs warn from time to time on the trail to seek high ground if it begins to rain.

Then of course there are always the snakes to consider. I didn't see any on my trip but you know they are there. Always be cautious where you wander that a rattler might be waiting for you.

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