Difficulty

easy

Duration

2.5 hours

Fitness Level

Minimal physical fitness required; the Jeep handles most driving, with only short walks to ruins and petroglyph sites.

Overview

Discover Navajo heritage and ancient ruins on a scenic Jeep tour through Arizona’s Monument Valley. Enjoy stunning views and a unique musical performance during this 2.5-hour private adventure.

Jeep

Oljato-Monument Valley, Arizona

Mystery Valley Tour

Starting at $75 for Adults | 2.5 hours | Learn more about the Navajo people | See the petroglyphs

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Date

Sat, Oct 4

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 2.5-hour journey through the Valley, where you'll explore the rich culture of the Navajo people, discover ancient Anasazi ruins, and admire stunning petroglyphs. Enjoy a unique musical performance by your guide as you traverse scenic safari roads, departing from The View Hotel and KOA Campground.

Soak in the Valley's Splendor!

Rates

Adult (Ages 13+): $75
Child (Ages 4-12): $50
Infant (Ages 3 and under): FREE
Private tours: please call (928) 814-7114 to book!

Duration

2.5 Hours

About

Learn about generations of Navajo people and their culture!
Experience the Anasazi ruins and the petroglyphs left behind.
Enjoy a musical performance from your guide!
Vehicles for the safari roads!
Departs from The View Hotel and KOA Campground.

Adventure Tips

Bring plenty of water

Stay hydrated during the desert excursion, as temperatures can be high especially in summer.

Wear sturdy shoes

Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are recommended for walking near ruins and uneven terrain.

Protect yourself from the sun

Use sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses since shade is limited during the tour.

Charge your camera

The tour offers numerous scenic viewpoints ideal for photography — make sure your equipment is ready.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Desert cottontail rabbits
Golden eagles soaring above valley cliffs

History

This area preserves remnants of the Anasazi culture, one of the earliest indigenous peoples of the Southwest, along with rich Navajo traditions still alive today.

Conservation

Monument Valley Tribal Tours works closely with the Navajo Nation to promote sustainable tourism that respects cultural sites and protects fragile desert ecosystems.