Navajo USA LLC’s Navajo Wilderness Adventure Near Albuquerque
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness level required – capable of walking on uneven terrain for several hours
Overview
Discover the otherworldly rock formations and rich Navajo culture on a guided hike through Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah. This memorable adventure offers an unbeatable glimpse into one of New Mexico’s most striking wilderness areas.
Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Navajo Wilderness Adventure
Starting at $140 • 5 Hours • Navajo Tours USA
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Navajo Wilderness on a guided hike through the Valley of Dreams. Discover unique rock formations like the Alien Throne and Giant Mushroom, while Indigenous guides share rich cultural insights. This unforgettable journey showcases the stunning landscapes and deep history of northwest New Mexico.
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Showcasing Northwest New Mexico's Legacy
Embark on a surreal journey through the Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Navajo Wilderness, nestled in northwest New Mexico’s San Juan Basin. Hike through the captivating Valley of Dreams, sculpted from shale, and marvel at the uniquely weathered formations like Alien Throne, Sentinel, and the Giant Mushroom. Our knowledgeable Indigenous guides will enrich your experience with deep insights into the local history and the cultural significance of this enchanting landscape.
Meet-up/Return Location
Meet your guide at the Sinclair gas station in Nageezi to begin the tour. You have two options: follow in your own vehicle or opt for our $37 per person transportation service. The drive to the trailhead is a 46-mile round trip on county dirt roads.
Mobility
This tour is not recommended for individuals using wheelchairs or those with limited mobility who may find extended walking and uneven terrain challenging. Still interested in visiting? Let’s plan a customized tour for you!
Waiver
We require our travel guests to review and sign a Waiver of Liability before the start of their tour.
Information
Advanced booking required. Your tour requires full deposit at time of booking. By completing a booking, you agree to the Terms and Conditions.
If you have more questions, feel free to contact us at tours@NavajoUSA.com
Cancellation
Payments will be non-refundable if canceled within 6 days before the tour date. You may substitute another travel guest within the same booking without penalty. A courtesy wait of 15 minutes will be provided if you arrive late without notice. However, payments will be non-refundable if you or your party arrive later than 15 minutes or leave early. Payments will be refunded at 95% if canceled 7 days or earlier. Terms and Conditions
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy footwear
The terrain can be uneven and rocky, so waterproof hiking boots are recommended.
Bring plenty of water
Hydration is key in this arid environment, especially during warmer months.
Use sun protection
Wide-brim hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen will keep you comfortable under the high desert sun.
Respect cultural sites
Follow guidance on preserving Navajo sacred sites and avoid touching or disturbing natural features.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Camelids (wild camels or llamas in certain areas)
- Desert cottontail rabbits
History
The area has been inhabited by Navajo communities for centuries, with many rock formations holding spiritual significance.
Conservation
Navajo USA LLC advocates for respectful tourism, ensuring the preservation of cultural sites and local ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Sturdy hiking boots
Provides ankle support and grip on uneven surfaces.
Sun protection
Protects against intense sun exposure in the high desert environment.
summer|spring|fall specific
Water bottle
Keep hydrated during the hike, especially in dry conditions.
Light snacks
Energy boosters for longer or more taxing hikes.