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The first fall below the Havasupi Indian town of Supai is 50-Foot Falls. We hiked back up to these falls from the campground a few times.

50-Foot Falls has several water flows over the cliffs which have very narrow water flows.
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The main water flow of 50-Foot Falls with a large pool at the base. Cal walked out into the pool to take this photograph - and it was pretty tricky footing in the cold water.
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Navajo Falls is right below 50-Foot Falls and more dramatic - and noisier.
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Navajo Falls from the hiking path.
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All along the trails were rock walls with cactus growing right out of the rock. It is amazing as there is typically no ledge - just coming out of the rock.
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After lunch we hiked down river past Mooney Falls and toward the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon. The foliage is very dense at times along the river.
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Looking down river you see lush green along the river and no vegetation at the top of the canyon.
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Small fern framed waterfall.
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Coming back from down river we were treated to a long view of Mooney Falls in the distance. A small waterfall from a small stream - which Cal had photographed two days before.

From this view you can see the travertine shelf going across the canyon from wall to wall.
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A tree on the bank which had its root exposed by floods - the tree persevered and grew into the lower level of the river. The root are now dried out forming a strange look to the tree.
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