The Hualapai (Wa-la-pie) Reservation in Northern Arizona consists of one million acres of a Wildlife Conservation Area, located on Route 66, between Kingman and Seligman, just north of Interstate 40. With 108 miles of Grand Canyon frontage, there is plenty of room for the wildlife to wander and the herds of big horn sheep, elk, deer, and turkey are allowed to thrive. River Runners offer exciting river trips down the wild river. Bookings can be handled through the Hualapai Lodge.