Hiking Tour in Monument Valley's Stunning Oljato Trails
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for individuals with moderate fitness comfortable with some uneven terrain and uphill hiking.
Overview
Experience Monument Valley’s natural beauty and rich Navajo culture on a private 2-hour hiking tour in Oljato. Explore ruins, traditional homes, and stunning landscapes with an expert local guide.
Hiking Tour
Starting at $75 for Adults | 2 hours | A hidden ruin with much to see!
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Monument Valley on a unique 2-hour tour that combines an exhilarating off-road vehicle ride with a scenic hike to a stunning monument. Discover Anasazi Ruins, visit a traditional Navajo Hogan, and enjoy a captivating live performance from your guide along one of the best hiking trails in the area.
Rate
- Adult $75
- Child $55
Duration
- 2 Hours
About
-The tour is located at Tear Drop Arch and has one of the most beautiful views in Monument Valley! We go off road in an open aired vehicle first and then go hike to the top of a monument! It includes Anasazi Ruins, a Navajo Hogan Visit, and a live performance from your guide! Come hike on one of the best hiking trails in Monument Valley.
Requirements
- light hiking required
- Enclosed shoes
Please Note
It is not required to purchase a Tribal Park Pass. This tour is not located inside the Tribal Park. Please pick the meeting point as the KOA campground even if you are not staying overnight.
Adventure Tips
Stay Hydrated
Carry at least 2 liters of water as the desert heat can dehydrate you quickly.
Wear Sun Protection
Use a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses to protect against strong UV rays.
Footwear Matters
Wear sturdy hiking boots with good ankle support for uneven and rocky terrain.
Respect Cultural Sites
Avoid touching or climbing on Anasazi Ruins and respect Navajo traditions throughout the tour.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Golden eagles
History
Monument Valley is part of the Navajo Nation and holds significant cultural and spiritual importance, especially with ancient Anasazi Ruins along the trails.
Conservation
Tours follow sustainable practices to minimize impact, respecting sacred lands and promoting awareness of Navajo environmental stewardship.
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Recommended Gear
Reusable Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated during the dry desert hike.
Sturdy Hiking Boots
Offers necessary support and traction on rocky trails.
Sun Hat
Protects your face and neck from intense sun exposure.
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Layered Clothing
Allows you to adjust comfort as temperatures vary during the day.
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