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Monument Valley Horseback Tour in Utah

Oljato-Monument Valleymoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

1.5 hours

Fitness Level

Basic fitness is sufficient; riders should be comfortable sitting upright for the duration and able to mount/dismount a horse safely.

Overview

Enjoy a private horseback tour through Monument Valley’s iconic red rock landscapes. Explore scenic viewpoints and learn about the area's rich culture on this 1.5-hour guided ride.

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Oljato-Monument Valley, Utah

Monument Valley Scenic Tour

Ages 13+: $75 | Ages 3-12: $35

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About This Adventure

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Monument Valley on a 1.5-hour guided tour. Visit the top must-see destinations while learning fascinating facts from knowledgeable guides. Capture stunning photos at scenic viewpoints and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of this iconic landscape for an unforgettable adventure.

Rates

Adult (Ages 13+): $85 Child (Ages 3-12): $40

Duration

1.5 Hours

About

Jump into a 1 Hour and 30-minute scenic route. It's affordable, with destinations considered to many as, the top 6 things to see in Monument Valley. We’ll take you inside the Tribal Park with help from one of our guides. Listen to fun facts as you take photos and stop at beautiful viewpoints.

What to Bring

  • Please dress comfortably and according to the weather forecast.
  • Closed-toe shoes required.
  • Water and a travel snack.
  • Sunscreen for the months of April to September.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes

Protect your feet and ensure comfort during horseback riding with durable shoes.

Bring water to stay hydrated

Carry enough water as the desert climate can dry you out quickly during the tour.

Apply sunscreen generously

The exposed open landscapes increase UV exposure; use high SPF sunscreen.

Listen closely to your guide

Guides provide important cultural insights and safety instructions—stay attentive.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Desert cottontail rabbits
  • Golden eagles

History

Monument Valley lies within the Navajo Nation and has deep cultural significance to the Navajo people, reflected in many traditional stories and ceremonies.

Conservation

Sacred Monument Tours practices responsible tourism by limiting group sizes and educating visitors on respecting local wildlife and cultural sites.

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Recommended Gear

Wide-brimmed hat

Essential

Provides sun protection during exposed desert riding.

summer specific

Sunglasses

Essential

Protects eyes from glare and UV rays across all seasons.

Layered clothing

Essential

Helps adapt to temperature changes, especially in cooler mornings and evenings.

fall specific

Hand sanitizer

Useful for quick hygiene after handling tack or before eating.