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Photo © 1994 by Raymond L. Carter Jr. & Page © 1999 by Wanda Hope Carter, all rights reserved. No duplication or downloading in part or in whole without express written permission.
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This is a photo of me in front of the Havasupai Indian Reservation Enterprise. It is one of the few buildings in what could be considered the heart of the town. We dropped off postcards here; this is the only location in the United States where the mail is still delivered by mule.
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Other buildings on the reservation besides homes and storage facilities include: the hotel we stayed in, the school, a church, stables, a restaurant and small store.
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While we flew in by helicopter, most visitors, such as those shown in the background above, come by foot or horseback. The ground route is from Highway 66, seven miles east of Peach Springs, onto Indian Route 18 which is a 64 mile road to Haulapai Hilltop. From the Hilltop there is an eight mile trail winding down to the Village of Supai.
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This is the third photo in a series depicting a visit to Havasupai.