Monument Valley 3.5-Hour Cultural 4×4 Tour of Navajo Tribal Park
by MV Dineh Bekeyah Tours
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Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park is a vast area where Navajo culture has been passed down through generations. This 3.5-hour motorized 4×4 tour explores the park’s backcountry and cultural sites. The tour begins at John Ford’s Point, known for its role in classic western films. From there, the guide drives into the backcountry to visit Sun’s Eye Arch, where visitors stand at a precise angle to view the arch and see petroglyphs nearby. The tour continues to the Big Hogan, a large rock formation where guests can rest, take photos, and hear stories from the guide. The largest arch in the park, Ear of the Wind, is the next stop, offering another photo opportunity. Afterwards, the guide takes guests to the Totem Pole and Yei Bi Cheii Monuments to learn about their cultural significance and photograph them. The last stop is the North Window viewpoint, which shows a different angle of the Mittens and Butte rock formations. The guide then returns the group safely to the departure point. Throughout the tour, the Navajo guide shares stories, traditional music, and details about Navajo life, beliefs, and history. Bottled water is provided, and hand sanitizers are available on request. The tour is pet friendly. National Park passes are not valid for entrance; the Monument Valley Tribal Park entrance fee is not included. Gratuities and horse tours are excluded. The tour operates in all weather conditions and involves uneven walking surfaces. Guests should dress accordingly and arrive 15 minutes before departure at the front of The View Hotel, where the guide will meet them.
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Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
The 3.5-hour Cultural Tour begins at John Ford’s Point, known for many John Wayne western films. The guide then drives into the park’s backcountry to Sun’s Eye Arch, where visitors stand at a specific angle to view the arch and nearby petroglyphs while hearing Navajo stories. Next is the Big Hogan, a large rock formation suitable for photos and resting, with additional stories and photo advice from the guide. The tour continues to Ear of the Wind, the largest arch in the park, offering photo opportunities. Afterwards, visitors see the Totem Pole and Yei Bi Cheii Monuments and learn about their cultural significance. The final stop is the North Window viewpoint, providing a different angle of the Mittens and Butte rock formations before returning to the departure point.
Dineh Bekeyah Tours
The Navajo culture has been preserved through oral traditions across generations in the land between the Four Sacred Mountains. During this 3.5-hour cultural tour, the Navajo guide shares teachings and stories drawn from personal experience, legends, and cultural heritage. The route includes John Ford’s Point, the backcountry with Sun’s Eye Arch and a Hogan Demonstration, Big Hogan, Ear of the Wind arch, Totem Pole, Yei Bi Cheii Monuments, and the North Window viewpoint. Each stop offers chances to learn about Navajo life, beliefs, and history while taking photographs. Guides provide unique stories and traditional music throughout the tour.
Meeting point
We meet in front of The View Hotel building
End point
We meet at loading area outside the View Hotel.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
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Monument Valley 3.5-Hour Cultural 4×4 Tour of Navajo Tribal Park
by MV Dineh Bekeyah Tours
Choose from 1 available option
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.$180Overview
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park is a vast area where Navajo culture has been passed down through generations. This 3.5-hour motorized 4×4 tour explores the park’s backcountry and cultural sites. The tour begins at John Ford’s Point, known for its role in classic western films. From there, the guide drives into the backcountry to visit Sun’s Eye Arch, where visitors stand at a precise angle to view the arch and see petroglyphs nearby. The tour continues to the Big Hogan, a large rock formation where guests can rest, take photos, and hear stories from the guide. The largest arch in the park, Ear of the Wind, is the next stop, offering another photo opportunity. Afterwards, the guide takes guests to the Totem Pole and Yei Bi Cheii Monuments to learn about their cultural significance and photograph them. The last stop is the North Window viewpoint, which shows a different angle of the Mittens and Butte rock formations. The guide then returns the group safely to the departure point. Throughout the tour, the Navajo guide shares stories, traditional music, and details about Navajo life, beliefs, and history. Bottled water is provided, and hand sanitizers are available on request. The tour is pet friendly. National Park passes are not valid for entrance; the Monument Valley Tribal Park entrance fee is not included. Gratuities and horse tours are excluded. The tour operates in all weather conditions and involves uneven walking surfaces. Guests should dress accordingly and arrive 15 minutes before departure at the front of The View Hotel, where the guide will meet them.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
The 3.5-hour Cultural Tour begins at John Ford’s Point, known for many John Wayne western films. The guide then drives into the park’s backcountry to Sun’s Eye Arch, where visitors stand at a specific angle to view the arch and nearby petroglyphs while hearing Navajo stories. Next is the Big Hogan, a large rock formation suitable for photos and resting, with additional stories and photo advice from the guide. The tour continues to Ear of the Wind, the largest arch in the park, offering photo opportunities. Afterwards, visitors see the Totem Pole and Yei Bi Cheii Monuments and learn about their cultural significance. The final stop is the North Window viewpoint, providing a different angle of the Mittens and Butte rock formations before returning to the departure point.
Dineh Bekeyah Tours
The Navajo culture has been preserved through oral traditions across generations in the land between the Four Sacred Mountains. During this 3.5-hour cultural tour, the Navajo guide shares teachings and stories drawn from personal experience, legends, and cultural heritage. The route includes John Ford’s Point, the backcountry with Sun’s Eye Arch and a Hogan Demonstration, Big Hogan, Ear of the Wind arch, Totem Pole, Yei Bi Cheii Monuments, and the North Window viewpoint. Each stop offers chances to learn about Navajo life, beliefs, and history while taking photographs. Guides provide unique stories and traditional music throughout the tour.
Meeting point
We meet in front of The View Hotel building
End point
We meet at loading area outside the View Hotel.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.