The Grand Canyon Town That Still Gets Its Mail By Mule
- 9 years ago
There’s a town in the continental U.S. that Smithsonian.com has called the “most remote” of all, as evidenced by its mail delivery system which still relies on mules.
There’s a town in the continental U.S. that Smithsonian.com has called the “most remote” of all, as evidenced by its mail delivery system which still relies on mules.
While Supai, Arizona, is only home to about 200 people, it is renowned for its stunning natural scenery, which includes the famed Havasu Falls, a 100-foot waterfall that descends off a red cliff and ends in a bright blue pool.
As such, the area is popular with tourists, but to get there they have to travel to the
There’s a town in the continental U.S. that Smithsonian.com has called the “most remote” of all, as evidenced by its mail delivery system which still relies on mules.
While Supai, Arizona, is only home to about 200 people, it is renowned for its stunning natural scenery, which includes the famed Havasu Falls, a 100-foot waterfall that descends off a red cliff and ends in a bright blue pool.
As such, the area is popular with tourists, but to get there they have to travel to the