easy
4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking on moderate terrain
Witness Monument Valley’s striking red rock landscapes at sunset, enjoy authentic Navajo tacos, and experience Native American dance and storytelling on the Dreamcatcher Evening tour with Monument Valley Simpson's Trailhandler Tours.
4 Hours • All Ages • Includes Dinner and Campfire
Experience the magic of Monument Valley on a 4-hour Dreamcatcher Evening tour. Explore stunning natural landmarks, enjoy a delicious dinner of Navajo tacos, and witness a captivating campfire filled with Native American dance, music, and storytelling. This unique blend of culture and nature promises an unforgettable adventure under the stars.
This 4-hour experience encompasses a wide variety of the incredible experiences offered by Simpsons’s Trailhandler Tours in Monument Valley. Your tour will begin with a journey into the spectacular backcountry of the Valley, exploring the natural and historic landmarks like sprawling rock arches and bridges and petroglyph rock art. Along the way your guide will do a Navajo cultural demonstration as you make your way to the Rain God Mesa camping and picnic area. Here we’ll watch the sunset lapping the beautiful colors of the ending day over the landscape as we eat a dinner of Navajo tacos and drinks. After dinner you’ll be treated to a one-of-a-kind campfire that you’ll never forget, with Native American dancing, flute playing, drumming, chanting and storytelling.
Evenings in Monument Valley can get chilly after sunset—pack a warm jacket.
Desert air is dry; drink plenty of water before and during the tour.
Uneven terrain requires comfortable, closed-toe shoes with good grip.
Photography may be restricted during performances; follow guides’ instructions.
Monument Valley’s rock formations serve as a backdrop to Navajo Nation heritage, with landscapes sacred to native tribes for centuries.
Tours promote sustainable travel by focusing on low-impact practices and cultural respect, helping preserve both natural and cultural resources.
Keeps you comfortable as temperatures drop after sunset.
fall specific
Protects your feet on uneven desert terrain.
Necessary to stay hydrated in dry desert air.
Useful for returning after dark, though guides typically provide lighting.