You can learn about the history of the town and discover the Hualapai Tribe's cluture and tradions at the clutual center.The Hualapai are an ancient people with a revered heritage living lightly on the land, Hualapai means People of the Tall Pines. The population of Peach Springs is about 800 and the elevation is 4,788 feet above sea level.

Peach Springs Canyon offers the only road into the Grand Canyon on the reservation from Peach Springs, Diamond Creek Road. The tribe maintains the road allowing conditional access by car or truck and issues sightseeing permits.

The town of Peach Springs Arizona is a small portion of the Hualapai Reservation. Twelve hundred people live on the 995,000 acres of this reservation serving the Hualapai tribe, an enormous developing land mass.

The reservation is mostly rolling hills, rugged mesas, forests,breathtaking cliffs and deep gorges along 108 miles of the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon. The Colorado River bounds the northern edge of the Reservation.

The Hualapai Reservation offers hunting, fishing, hiking and camping facilities. An outdoorman’s paradise, Hualapai Wildlife Conservation sells big-game hunting permits for Desert Bighorn sheep, trophy elk, antelope and mountain lion.

You will also find white water rafting, guided jeep tours, and the Grand Canyon Skywalk. The Skywalk is not located in Peach Springs, it is located at the northwestern part of the reservation.

For people coming out of Las Vegas, the best access is to use Pierce Ferry Road off US 93. For people on I-40 the best route would be to take Stockton Hill Road north from Kingman, I-40 exit 51.