See Monument Valley's buttes, arches, and Navajo traditions as daylight fades
3 hrs
Navajo guide, Hogan visit
Explore Monument Valley in the late afternoon with a Navajo guide, visiting sandstone formations, overlooks, and a traditional Hogan demonstration.
A horse photo at John Ford's Point may be available for a small fee not included in the listed price.
Customer cancellations receive up to 50% of the subtotal, excluding taxes and fees. Full refund if the Navajo Nation closes the park due to weather, emergencies, or accidents before the tour.
No. Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park entry fees or charges are not included in the listed price and are settled separately. Bring your park entry receipt or ticket before departure.
Bring a camera, sunscreen, and comfortable clothing.
Ask for and receive permission before photographing, filming, or recording guides or local residents. Some Navajo people prefer not to be recorded.
Tour Information booth, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park Visitor Center parking lot
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