moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking and able to climb into the helicopter, but no advanced fitness is required.
Discover the stunning landscapes of Monument Valley through an exclusive aerial and ground tour from Flagstaff. Experience breathtaking views, Navajo culture, and memorable adventures—all in one unforgettable trip.
Popular Tour! | Approximately 7 Hours
Adult (Ages 2+): $919 per person Infants (under age 2 - carried by adult): No charge
Adult (Ages 2+): $1,057 per person Infants (under age 2 - carried by adult): No charge
Single passenger bookings – please call us for pricing and reservations.
6-7 Hours
Flights may make additional stops.
Begin your air tour with a scenic, narrated, flight out of the Flagstaff area, climbing past the San Francisco Peaks, over the Painted Desert and the Navajo Nation.
Upon reaching the Monument Valley, you will be treated to a scenic overflight of the iconic spires and rock formations. You will then land at Gouldings Field, just minutes from Monument Valley, and embark on a guided, 90 minute 4X4 ground tour into the Navajo Tribal Park. Your Navajo guide will give you insights into the culture and beauty of this sacred area. Finally, return to Gouldings Lodge for a delicious Navajo Taco lunch and a little time for the museum or gift shop before returning to the airport for the scenic flight back to Flagstaff via Meteor Crater.
This tour will be booked on a first-come/first-served basis. We will confirm the availability with you after booking.
Secure your spot early as tours are popular and fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons.
Wear layered clothing and sturdy footwear to stay comfortable both in the air and on the ground.
Capture the majestic views; a camera with good zoom and extra batteries is recommended.
Bring water, especially if visiting during warmer months, to stay energized throughout the tour.
Monument Valley has been a sacred site and a filming location for numerous Western movies, symbolizing the American West’s rugged beauty.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve the Navajo Nation's cultural sites and natural landscapes, with tours promoting responsible tourism practices.
Useful for ground exploration and walking around scenic viewpoints.
Protect eyes from strong sunlight during aerial and ground portions of the tour.
Shield your skin from UV rays during outdoor activities.
Adjust to changing temperatures, especially during early mornings or evenings.
winter|spring|fall|summer specific