1 Hour Horseback Ride in Monument Valley, Utah
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; no prior riding experience required.
Overview
Explore Monument Valley on horseback with a local Navajo guide. Discover stunning red rock formations and rich cultural stories on this one-hour private tour perfect for all riding levels.
1 Hour Horseback
$120 Per Person
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of a one-hour horseback tour through the stunning Monument Valley, guided by a local Navajo wrangler. Ride past majestic buttes and red rock formations while soaking in captivating stories of the land's history. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure promises unforgettable memories in a breathtaking desert landscape.
Rates (Must be 8 years or older.)
- Rider (Two or more): $80.00 Per Person
Requirements
Must be 8 years or older & less than 230 lbs.
Riding Experience
Beginners, Intermediate & Advanced.
About
Enjoy an introduction to horseback riding in Monument Valley. Mostly booked by beginner riders or visitors interested in a brief experience on horseback. We’ll ride around the borderline of Utah and Arizona state where we visit amazing buttes and the Sentinel Mesa.
What To Bring & Wear
- Comfortable clothing based on the weather.
- Closed-toe shoes required.
- Water and a travel snack.
- Phone or camera to take photos.
- Sunscreen or sunblock is important for extremely hot weather.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes
Protect your feet with supportive shoes suitable for horseback riding and rocky terrain.
Bring water and sun protection
The desert sun can be intense; carry water and sunscreen to stay hydrated and protected.
Listen carefully to wrangler instructions
Following your guide’s directions ensures a safe, comfortable ride for you and the horse.
Check weather before booking
Desert weather can change rapidly; confirm conditions on the day of your ride for the best experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Golden eagles soaring above the buttes
History
Monument Valley has been home to the Navajo Nation for centuries, with its dramatic formations forming an important part of Navajo culture and spiritual beliefs.
Conservation
Sacred Monument Tours promotes responsible tourism by encouraging minimal impact guidelines and supporting Navajo-led conservation efforts in Monument Valley.
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Recommended Gear
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Provides necessary foot protection and grip during horseback riding.
Wide-brimmed hat
Offers sun protection during hot, sunny rides.
summer specific
Light jacket or layered clothing
Keeps you comfortable during cooler desert mornings and evenings.
fall specific
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from strong UV rays in the desert sun.