Arizona
Monument Valley Tour

Duration
6-8 Hours
Audio Points
49
Tour Stops
15

About The Tour

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, in northern Arizona and southern Utah, is a photographer’s, film enthusiast's, and nature lover’s paradise. With towering red sandstone formations, a wealth of Navajo culture and history, and its legendary place as a pop culture icon, this breathtaking landscape is stirring, alien, and unmissable. Here are ...

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Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, in northern Arizona and southern Utah, is a photographer’s, film enthusiast's, and nature lover’s paradise. With towering red sandstone formations, a wealth of Navajo culture and history, and its legendary place as a pop culture icon, this breathtaking landscape is stirring, alien, and unmissable.

Here are just a few of the fun things you can do on the tour!

• Stand at John Ford’s Point for iconic views of Monument Valley’s sweeping desert landscapes, made famous by the legendary filmmaker’s Westerns.

• Capture stunning vistas of towering red rock formations framed by North Window, a natural opening offering breathtaking photo opportunities.

• Visit Code Talker Point for expansive panoramic views of the valley’s majestic buttes and mesas, a favorite spot for photographers and painters.

• Admire the striking Three Sisters rock formation, a trio of towering spires that stand tall against the vast desert backdrop.

• Take in the iconic silhouettes of the East and West Mittens alongside Merrick Butte, some of Monument Valley’s most recognizable formations.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:

Recommended Start Time: 8:00 a.m.
Tour Starting Point(s): 7 minutes north of Monument Valley on Hwy 163, just south of Monument Valley Viewpoint, and 7 minutes south of Monument Valley on Hwy 163, just south of the Navajo Indian Market.
Time to complete: 6-8 Hours

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Sample Tour Audio

More than Bread
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The Angry One Who Got Away
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How to Channel the Weather
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Tour Stops

Monument Valley Tribal Park Visitor Center
Mittens' and Merrick's Viewpoint
East Mitten and Mitchell Mesa Viewpoint
Three Sisters Viewpoint
John Ford Point
The Hub
Totem Pole and Yei Bi Chei Viewpoint
The Cube
Code Talker Point
The Thumb Viewpoint
North Window Overlook

Tour Route


Customer Reviews

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Mt.Lemmon

We just completed the Mt. Lemmon Tour and thoroughly enjoyed it including the music during breaks. In the springtime we did the Monument Valley Tour. Another excellent tour!!!

mjj131 | 1 year ago | iOS

Don’t Tour Maui Without Shaka!!!

Loved this app! We found things we never would have found on our own. The Hawaiian music set the mood and the stories were interesting and fun! You should add the Iao State Monument though. We had trouble getting Google and Siri to get directions for it. And no fun stories for it either! Keep up the good work!

Pepsi7399 | 3 years ago | iOS

What is there to do in Monument Valley?

In Monument Valley, visitors can explore the iconic red sandstone formations by driving the 17-mile scenic loop, which offers up-close views of famous landmarks like the Mittens, Merrick Butte, and John Ford’s Point. Guided tours with local Na...

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When is the best time to visit Monument Valley?

The best time to visit Monument Valley is during the spring (April to May) and fall (September to October) when the weather is pleasantly mild, making outdoor activities like hiking and scenic drives more comfortable. Temperatures during these...

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How do you get to Monument Valley?

Monument Valley is located on the border of northeastern Arizona and southeastern Utah, within the Navajo Nation. From Flagstaff, Arizona, it's about a 3-hour drive (approximately 180 miles). From Moab, Utah, it's about a 2.5-hour drive (appro...

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What is an Audio Tour Guide?

Think of us as your personal tour guide in an app. Our tours provide everything a guided tour does, but with the freedom to explore on your terms. Here's how it works:

  • GPS triggers audio narration to play automatically as you drive or walk.
  • Listen to stories, get local insights, visit must-see stops and get turn-by-turn navigation.
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Tour FAQs

Where does the Monument Valley Tour go?
This tour has 15 stops. Check out the itinerary here for a complete list of stops and if you’re looking for more information to help plan your trip, here’s what you need to Know Before You Go!
What should I pack for the Monument Valley Tour?
Car chargerPhone mountSunscreenSunglasses/HatLots and lots of water – it’s very hot in summer!Cash – for Navajo vendors4-wheel-drive vehicle – If driving on your own, a 4WD vehicle is highly, highly recommended.
What should I budget for the Monument Valley Tour?
Entry to Monument Valley costs $8 per person
What are the park hours for the Monument Valley Tour?
The park has varying hours of operation, depending on the activity and the season. We recommend visiting the park’s website in advance to confirm any hours of operation. Below, you’ll find a list of hours of operation for stops on the tour. Navajo Welcome Center: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.Monument Valley Tribal Park Visitor Center: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.Lee Cly Trail: Standard Park Hours: Summer Hours: 7 a.m.-7 p.m., last entry 4:30 p.m./ Winter Hours: a.m.-5 p.m., last entry 2:30 p.m.
Can I join the Monument Valley Tour along the tour route?
Yes! The tour has two starting points: 7 minutes north of Monument Valley on Hwy 163, just south of Monument Valley Viewpoint, and 7 minutes south of Monument Valley on Hwy 163, just south of the Navajo Indian Market. Just make sure that you follow the numbers in chronological order from where you are starting.If you don’t begin at one of the tour starting points you’ll miss a few stories, but you’ll still have a great experience. 
Can I take the Monument Valley Tour in the opposite direction?
The tour has starting points, a north and a south start, on Hwy 163. After that, the tour goes in and out of the valley, and concludes when visitors turn north or douth back onto 163.
Other Questions? Contact us!
Still have questions? Send us an email at aloha@shakaguide.com or give us a call at (808) 201-8138.

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