Monument Valley Backcountry Jeep Tour in Arizona
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; little physical exertion as the tour is vehicle-based but may require brief walking.
Overview
Explore Monument Valley’s hidden corners with expert Navajo guides on a private 2.5-hour jeep tour. Experience stunning landscapes and Navajo culture like never before.
Monument Valley Backcountry Tour
Starting at $70 for Adults | 28 miles | 2.5 hours | Highlight and Exclusive backcountry access
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable 2.5-hour backcountry tour led by expert Navajo guides. Traverse stunning landscapes in specially designed safari vehicles, visit iconic landmarks, and enjoy a unique musical performance. Experience the rich culture and breathtaking beauty of the Navajo Nation, accessible only through this exclusive adventure.
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Rates
- Adult (Ages 13+): $70
- Child (Ages 12 and under): $45
- Private tours: please call (928) 814-7114 to book!
Duration
2.5 Hours
About
- Includes the scenic highlight stops!
- The backcountry is only accessible with an approved tour company and Navajo tour guides — like us!
- We use safari vehicles made for this rough terrain.
- 28 mile / 45 km route
- Enjoy a musical performance from your guide and a visit to a Navajo Hogan!
- Departs from The View Hotel and KOA Campground.
- Landmarks: West / East Mitten Butte, Three Sisters, John Ford Point, Sleeping Dragon, The Big Hogan, Moccasin Arch, Sun's Eye, Totem Pole, North Window. Original tour routes and destinations may change due to bad road and weather conditions.
Adventure Tips
Bring Sunscreen and a Hat
The desert sun is strong, so protect your skin with high SPF sunscreen and wear a wide-brimmed hat to stay cool.
Wear Comfortable Closed-Toe Shoes
You'll be riding over rough terrain; closed-toe shoes with good grip will keep you safe and comfortable.
Stay Hydrated
Carry water with you and drink regularly, as the dry climate can quickly dehydrate you during the tour.
Charge Your Camera or Phone
The scenery offers superb photo opportunities, so bring fully charged devices to capture the moments.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Golden eagles often soar above the mesas
History
Monument Valley has been a central homeland for the Navajo people for centuries, with many landmarks holding sacred cultural significance.
Conservation
Efforts by the Navajo Nation protect land from over-tourism and promote respectful interaction with fragile desert ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Wide-Brimmed Hat
Protects from intense sun rays during open-air jeep rides.
summer specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated in the dry desert climate throughout the year.
Layered Clothing
Allows you to adjust for cool mornings and warmer daytime temperatures.
fall specific
Camera or Smartphone
Capture the breathtaking landscapes and cultural moments during the tour.