We were hopeful the falls would be flowing in April, but unfortunately they were dry. It’s quite a... read more
We had fun visiting Grand Falls but didn't get to view any running water flowing down the Falls... read more
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We were hopeful the falls would be flowing in April, but unfortunately they were dry. It’s quite a spectacular canyon and you can tell it would be a sight to see when flowing. We walked down to the bottom for a varied view.
We had fun visiting Grand Falls but didn't get to view any running water flowing down the Falls. Will return in two weeks with hopes of experiencing this Arizona treasure. Road heading to Falls (6910 until it connects to 70) was a little rough. Take...More
We read that March/April are when the water is running, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case for us. We got there by taking I-40 15 miles east of Flagstaff, take exit 211 at Winona. Drive 2.3 miles north to Leupp Rd. Turn right and drive...More
We drove there expecting to see the water falls, but it was dry. We turned left onto the dirt/gravel road from Leupp Rd that has a sign for the Grand Falls Bible Church so that was helpful. We saved about 30-45 minutes by taking that...More
It's supposed to be the peak season for Grand Falls but its completely dry. Not even a trickle of water flowing. Still a beautiful canyon.. just no water
If you want to see them up close and personal be prepared for a steep hike up and DOWN to the base of the falls. This is not a lovely walkway down and back up like you would find at a National Park. It's a...More
It’s like a mini Grand Canyon, but the LARGEST waterfall in AZ. The water will run depending on rain and snow fall for the year, but with or without the water it’s beautiful.
So disclaimer, its still really cool even without the water. Its like a mini grand canyon. So what I would say is when you're heading into the Navajo Reservation, there's a sign now that points to a shorter, easier route than what the GPS takes...More
Nice Chocolate Waterfalls located in Northern Arizona. You will have to walk down a trail to see the views of the Falls
This is one where timing is everything...in order to get the full effect you've got to do it in the spring of a year with good runoff from snowmelt in Arizona's White Mountains. Assuming that all comes together its a very impressive cascade in the...More
