



by Sacred Monument Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$360The Monument Valley 2 Hour Horseback Tour with Navajo Guide begins at the Sacred Monument Tours Horse Stable near The View Hotel Premium Cabins. Upon arrival, participants meet the Navajo guide, sign a waiver, and receive a safety briefing. Riders then mount well-trained horses and start the two-hour ride through Monument Valley. The tour first heads toward the West and East Mitten Buttes, rock formations shaped like mittens with their thumbs facing inward. The guide explains the geological features of these landmarks. Next, the ride passes Merrick Butte, a 5,000-foot elevation rock named after 19th-century prospector Richard Merrick, known from Western films. The tour continues to Sentinel Mesa, standing at 6,200 feet, a natural landmark for the Navajo and early explorers. This stop offers panoramic views and photo opportunities of the red rock formations. After completing the route, riders return to the horse stable where they can ask questions and take pictures with the horses. The tour includes cowboy hats, helmets, personal protective equipment, a Navajo guide, and opportunities for photography. Entrance fees, food and drink, private transportation, extended or custom stops, and gratuities are not included. The ride is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders.
Sacred Monument Tours Horse Stable
Guests arrive by car or on foot near The View Hotel Premium Cabins and follow a path to the horse stable. Upon arrival, they meet their Navajo guide, complete a waiver form, and receive instructions on safety and riding procedures.
15 min
West And East Mitten Buttes
The ride begins toward the West and East Mitten Buttes, rock formations resembling mittens with thumbs facing inward when viewed from the south. Riders see the geological features and learn about their significance in the landscape.
Merrick Butte
Riders pass Merrick Butte, named after 19th-century prospector Richard Merrick. The butte stands 5,000 feet above sea level and is a well-known landmark featured in Western movies. The tour provides views and context for this prominent formation.
Sentinel Mesa
The tour continues to Sentinel Mesa, which reaches 6,200 feet in elevation. Known as the valley’s watchtower, this mesa has served as a natural guide for the Navajo people and early explorers. Visitors can take photos of the red rock vistas from this point.
Return to Horse Stable
The tour finishes back at the Sacred Monument Tours Horse Stable. Riders can ask their guide questions and take final photographs with the horses and group before departure.
Please arrive 30 minutes before your tour time. Drive or walk your way towards The View Hotel Premium Cabins and at the end of the road is a path leading to our horse stable location.
End point
Please arrive 30 minutes before your tour time. Drive or walk your way towards The View Hotel Premium Cabins and at the end of the road is a path leading to our horse stable location.




by Sacred Monument Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$360The Monument Valley 2 Hour Horseback Tour with Navajo Guide begins at the Sacred Monument Tours Horse Stable near The View Hotel Premium Cabins. Upon arrival, participants meet the Navajo guide, sign a waiver, and receive a safety briefing. Riders then mount well-trained horses and start the two-hour ride through Monument Valley. The tour first heads toward the West and East Mitten Buttes, rock formations shaped like mittens with their thumbs facing inward. The guide explains the geological features of these landmarks. Next, the ride passes Merrick Butte, a 5,000-foot elevation rock named after 19th-century prospector Richard Merrick, known from Western films. The tour continues to Sentinel Mesa, standing at 6,200 feet, a natural landmark for the Navajo and early explorers. This stop offers panoramic views and photo opportunities of the red rock formations. After completing the route, riders return to the horse stable where they can ask questions and take pictures with the horses. The tour includes cowboy hats, helmets, personal protective equipment, a Navajo guide, and opportunities for photography. Entrance fees, food and drink, private transportation, extended or custom stops, and gratuities are not included. The ride is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders.
Sacred Monument Tours Horse Stable
Guests arrive by car or on foot near The View Hotel Premium Cabins and follow a path to the horse stable. Upon arrival, they meet their Navajo guide, complete a waiver form, and receive instructions on safety and riding procedures.
15 min
West And East Mitten Buttes
The ride begins toward the West and East Mitten Buttes, rock formations resembling mittens with thumbs facing inward when viewed from the south. Riders see the geological features and learn about their significance in the landscape.
Merrick Butte
Riders pass Merrick Butte, named after 19th-century prospector Richard Merrick. The butte stands 5,000 feet above sea level and is a well-known landmark featured in Western movies. The tour provides views and context for this prominent formation.
Sentinel Mesa
The tour continues to Sentinel Mesa, which reaches 6,200 feet in elevation. Known as the valley’s watchtower, this mesa has served as a natural guide for the Navajo people and early explorers. Visitors can take photos of the red rock vistas from this point.
Return to Horse Stable
The tour finishes back at the Sacred Monument Tours Horse Stable. Riders can ask their guide questions and take final photographs with the horses and group before departure.
Please arrive 30 minutes before your tour time. Drive or walk your way towards The View Hotel Premium Cabins and at the end of the road is a path leading to our horse stable location.
End point
Please arrive 30 minutes before your tour time. Drive or walk your way towards The View Hotel Premium Cabins and at the end of the road is a path leading to our horse stable location.