moderate
8 hours
Moderate fitness recommended for walking on uneven terrain over a full day.
Experience 8 hours navigating Monument Valley's iconic buttes and ancient Anasazi ruins. Discover hidden rock art and Navajo culture on this comprehensive land adventure.
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Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour adventure through Monument Valley and Mystery Valley, exploring ancient Anasazi ruins and breathtaking rock art. Recharge with a delicious boxed lunch before marveling at iconic formations like the Mittens. Experience the rich history and stunning landscapes that make this tour truly unique and memorable.
Booking in advance is strongly encouraged, as our tours frequently sell out!
Adults (Ages 12+): $169 Children (Ages 11 & Under): $119
About 8 hours
Do you have a day and want to see more of the Monument Valley area? Our 8 hour All-Day tour allows you to escape the future and take a trip back into the ancient past with a trip to Mystery Valley. Explore Anasazi Ruins, Rock Art panels, and hidden arches that take you back to bygone eras during the first half of the tour. Before continuing your tour into Monument Valley you will stop to recharge and enjoy a boxed lunch prepared by our staff *. Enter Monument Valley and (re)discover the beauty and comfort of the world famous Mittens as well as many more of the sacred and unique rock formations that have adorned walls across the world. Breathe in the energy, but mind the dust, as you follow in the footsteps of the legends who made this scenery so famous. This tour offers you the opportunity to visit an authentic Navajo Hogan
*Please check-in for the tour the evening prior so the front desk staff can go over the menu and get your selections ordered.
Please keep in mind that all tours will take you to some very beautiful yet secluded locations.
It is recommended that you bring the following items with you:
Monument Valley’s desert sun can be intense; wear a wide-brimmed hat and sunscreen.
Carry at least 2 liters of water to avoid dehydration during the long tour.
Uneven desert terrain requires solid hiking shoes or boots for comfort and safety.
Do not touch or disturb Anasazi ruins or rock art; these are protected and sacred.
Monument Valley has been a Navajo Nation tribal park since 1937, and many sites preserve Anasazi cultural heritage.
Tour operators work closely with Navajo landowners to protect fragile cultural sites and minimize environmental impact.
Staying hydrated is critical in the desert heat.
summer specific
Protect your head and face from strong sunlight.
summer specific
Provide better grip and ankle support on rocky trails.
Temperatures can vary; layers help adjust to changing conditions.
spring specific