- Kayenta
3.5 Hour Scenic & Cultural Tour of Lower Monument Valley
Untouched desert landscapes and legends in Navajo territory
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2.5 Hour Scenic & Cultural Tour of Lower Monument Valley
Explore restricted Navajo land on this journey into the stunning Utah brush
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Duration: 2h 30mins
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Live guide: English
Meeting point
Indian Route 42, Oljato-Monument Valley, 84536, Kayenta- Show your smartphone voucher to the guide in the Lobby of The View Hotel
- Meeting point is under the large statue of the cowboy riding a horse
- Please arrive at least 10 minutes before your booked timeslot
The sun has risen and set on Monument Valley over a trillion times, and barely anything has changed. Untouched and unspoiled, dramatic and extraordinary, it's ready for you to explore.
Your Navajo guide will escort you by 4x4 through a restricted region of Utah's great, rocky desert, showing you the glory of its sun-baked arches, pre-historic rock faces and Ancestral Puebloan ruins.
Every tour is different because, well, what if you don't want the same things as Hank and Barb from Wisconsin? Whether you're in it for the landscape photo opportunities, the sand-dune hiking, or to learn Navajo and Ancestral Puebloan history, your guide will plan a route that suits.
Stand in the shadow of the monolithic East & West Mitten Buttes and see if you recognize the panorama at John Ford Point where John Wayne shot many of his western movies.
Join an exclusive group of humans to have seen the ancient petroglyphs at Sun's Eye Arch, and explore the labyrinth of canyons and mesas en route to Ear of the Wind Arch, only accessible with a guide.
The sandstone marvel Big Hogan, also part of the tour, is a naturally formed amphitheater – crazy what the weather can do if you wait millions of years.
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