Explore Monument Valley on a 2.5 Hour Private Jeep Tour
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels as the tour involves mostly sitting in the Jeep with occasional short walks.
Overview
Discover the stunning Monument Valley up close with a private 2.5-hour Jeep tour. Experience rich Navajo history, breathtaking landscapes, and exclusive access to remote areas with expert local guides.
2.5 Hour Private Jeep Tour
All Ages • 2.5 Hours
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About This Adventure
2.5 Hour Private Jeep Tour
About
Navajo Loop and Off the Beaten Track Tour (2.5 hours): A complete package of 30+ miles secluded off-roads lets you discover the restricted area in the backcountry of Monument Valley. This land is a notable sacred site for the Dineh - the Navajo - who are the Keepers of Monument Valley - a sacred unforgettable homeland and motherland to them. In addition to - the history of the Anasazis, the "Ancient Ones", well known for their imaginative ability, by way of concealed or secret illustration, such as, petroglyphs, pictographs and ruins known as cliff dwellings. Off the Beaten Track tour, also, solicits the delicate, breathtaking arches that withstand the contrasting, massive buttes. You will also visit the famous places in Monument Valley that once served as real-life backdrops for numerous movies, especially Westerns. For example, Stagecoach, The Sear chers, How The West Was Won, Back To The Future-part 3, Thelma and Louise and much, much more. Come join the unforgettable adventure with us as we unfold the mysteries of our native land to you.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy shoes
The terrain can be uneven when exiting the Jeep for photo stops; comfortable, durable footwear is recommended.
Bring sun protection
UV rays are strong in Monument Valley — pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brim hat.
Stay hydrated
Carry water with you, as desert environments can quickly cause dehydration.
Charge your camera
You'll want to capture the scenic views, so make sure your devices are fully charged before the tour.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Golden eagles soaring above the valley
History
Monument Valley has served as a cultural and spiritual center for the Navajo Nation for centuries and features heavily in American Western film history.
Conservation
Monument Valley’s tours work closely with Navajo Nation authorities to minimize environmental impact and promote sustainable tourism practices.
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Recommended Gear
Sturdy hiking shoes
Provides traction and comfort for short walks off the Jeep.
Sun hat
Protects from strong sun rays during exposed desert driving stops.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Essential to prevent sunburn in the high UV environment.
Reusable water bottle
Helps maintain hydration throughout the tour.