| View in Havasu. Almost all tourists who go to the Grand Canyon also visit the Havasupai Indian Village in Cataract Canyon. This is a novel trip of about forty miles, first by wagon across a timbered plateau and then on horseback down precipitous Topocobya Trail along the rocky floor of Cataract Canyon, to a place of gushing springs, green fields and waterfalls the reservation of one of the most interesting tribes in Arizona. The rock pillars in the picture are regarded by the Indians as their ancestral gods. |
