Monument Valley Short Tour: Iconic Utah Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as the tour primarily involves riding in a vehicle with short, easy walks at viewpoints.
Overview
Explore Monument Valley's epic landscapes on a private 1.5-hour guided tour. Visit famous viewpoints like Mitten View and John Ford’s Point for breathtaking photos and stories.
Monument Valley Short Tour
Our shortest tour of the valley! • All ages!
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Monument Valley in just 1.5 hours with our guided tour. Visit iconic sites like Mitten View Point and John Ford’s Point, where cinematic history unfolds. Capture stunning landscapes at The Artist’s Point and The North Window, making this a memorable adventure for all.
Great for those that have limited time to see another part of the Southwest!
Duration
Approximately 1.5 hours
Tour Details
This is our shortest tour of Monument Valley, great for those that have limited time to see parts of the Southwest. Our friendly Navajo guides make up to 5 stops at the most scenic points of interest.
List of Stops
- Mitten View Point – This point gives you the best vantage of the famous Mitten Buttes.
- John Ford’s Point –Used on many commercials and media, this area was used heavily by the famous John Wayne westerns director, John Ford. Walk down to the point to take in the sights.
- The Totem Pole and The Cube Overlook –Views of the famous spires and natural sandstone pole.
- The Artist’s Point –Many have come over the years to paint Monument Valley here.
- The North Window – Where two buttes frame northern Monument Valley perfectly.
Adventure Tips
Bring Sun Protection
The Utah desert sun can be intense year-round, so pack a wide-brimmed hat and sunscreen.
Stay Hydrated
Carry plenty of water since there are no refill stations during the tour.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
Even with a vehicle tour, some walking on uneven terrain is expected, so wear sturdy shoes.
Respect Navajo Land
Follow all guidelines and respect cultural sites as Monument Valley lies within Navajo Nation territory.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Golden eagles soaring overhead
History
Monument Valley has been home to the Navajo people for generations and has served as the backdrop for many classic Western movies.
Conservation
Efforts within the Navajo Nation prioritize preserving the natural landscape and cultural heritage while promoting responsible tourism practices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wide-Brimmed Hat
Protects your face and neck from intense desert sun during open-air portions of the tour.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Essential for protecting your skin from UV rays in a high-exposure environment.
Water Bottle
Staying hydrated in the dry desert climate is critical for comfort and safety.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Sturdy shoes help navigate uneven terrain when stepping out to viewpoints.