Sunset Tour of Monument Valley in Utah
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people in average physical condition; minimal walking involved.
Overview
Witness Monument Valley’s iconic sandstone formations glow at sunset on this exclusive three-hour private tour led by Sandstone Tours. Discover the desert’s natural wonders as daylight fades to vibrant hues.
Sunset Tour of Monument Valley
All Ages • 3 Hours
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Monument Valley at sunset on this three-hour tour. Witness the sandstone formations transform into vibrant hues of orange, red, and blue as the sun sets, creating a magical atmosphere. This unique opportunity allows you to enjoy the park's serene beauty as day turns to night.
Catch a majestic view of the Monument Valley sunset
Duration
3 Hours
About
The last tour of the day. See the park upon closing for the day, when the sun has finished for the day and casts long shadows of the great sandstone formations on the valley floor. See the sandstone cliffs turn a fiery orange-red color as the setting sunlight fades away into the west for the day.
Sunset Viewing
Our Sunset Tour takes you to fantastic views of Monument Valley in the setting sunlight. In the summers it is a pleasant way to wind down from traveling the open highways. Watch Monument Valley tone down it's bright red-orange colors, to deeper hues of red and blues.
Adventure Tips
Bring Plenty of Water
Stay hydrated throughout the tour as desert temperatures can be high, even in the evening.
Wear Layers for Changing Temperatures
Temperatures can drop quickly after sunset, so bring a jacket or fleece.
Charge Your Camera Batteries
The stunning light changes fast—make sure your devices are ready to capture every moment.
Respect Navajo Tribal Lands
Follow your guide’s instructions to protect sacred sites and respect cultural traditions.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Golden eagles
History
Monument Valley lies within Navajo Nation territory and has been a sacred site for centuries, holding cultural significance for the Navajo people.
Conservation
Efforts are in place to limit visitor impact by guiding tours on designated paths to preserve fragile desert soils and native plants.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water Bottle
Essential for staying hydrated in the arid desert environment.
Warm Jacket
Keeps you comfortable as temperatures drop after sunset.
fall specific
Camera or Smartphone
Capture the vibrant colors and stunning scenery of the sunset.
Sturdy Shoes
Offers comfort and support for exploring uneven terrain safely.