Monument Valley Extended Backcountry Jeep Tour in Arizona
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers of all fitness levels as most of the tour is seated in the jeep with optional short walks.
Overview
Explore Monument Valley’s remote backcountry on a 3.5-hour guided jeep tour. Capture iconic landmarks and experience Navajo culture on this scenic Arizona adventure.
Monument Valley Extended Backcountry Tour
Starting at $85 for Adults | 3.5 hours | A photographers dream! | More time at each stop!
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Valley on a 3.5-hour guided tour designed for photographers and adventurers alike. Explore stunning backcountry locations, enjoy live music from your guide, and visit a traditional Navajo Hogan. Travel in specially designed vehicles while capturing iconic landmarks along a scenic 28-mile route.
Soak in the Valley's Splendor!
Rates
- Adult (Ages 13+): $85
- Child (Ages 12 and under): $55
- Private tours: please call (928) 814-7114 to book!
Duration
3.5 Hours
About
- Best for photographers who want great shots and explore additional areas in the backcountry!
- Enjoy a musical performance from your guide and a visit to a Navajo Hogan!
- Open air or enclosed vehicles depending on the weather. All vehicle are made for the rough terrain.
- 28 mile / 45 km route -Includes all the highlight and backcountry locations!
- Departs from The View Hotel and KOA Campground.
- Landmarks: Mitten View, Three Sisters, John Ford Point, Sleeping Dragon, Traditional Hogan, The Big Hogan, Moccasin Arch, Sun's Eye, Totem Pole, North Window, Artist Point, Ear of the Wind. Original tour routes and destinations may change due to bad road and weather conditions.
Adventure Tips
Bring extra water
The dry desert climate requires staying well hydrated throughout the tour.
Wear sun protection
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are vital to protect against intense sun exposure.
Charge your camera batteries
You'll want plenty of power to capture the stunning landscapes and cultural sites.
Dress in layers
Temperatures can vary, so bring layers to stay comfortable during changing conditions.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Desert cottontail rabbits
History
Monument Valley is a sacred Navajo Nation area with deep cultural significance and has been home to the Navajo people for centuries.
Conservation
Guides emphasize respect for the fragile desert environment and Navajo heritage, promoting Leave No Trace principles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Camera or smartphone with extra batteries
Capture the breathtaking landscapes and cultural highlights during the tour.
Sun hat
Protect yourself from strong sun exposure throughout the ride and stops.
spring specific
Lightweight jacket
Keeps you comfortable during cooler morning and evening temperatures.
fall specific
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated with plenty of water during the desert tour.