The Road to Monument Valley is like being dropped into your favorite Western film. The dusty roads hug the San Juan River, breaking out into views of otherworldly red-sandstone monoliths. Along the way, visitors can explore some of the most stunning state parks, monuments, and scenic drives, all while learning ...
Show MoreWe 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 | iOSLoved 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 | iOSYes, Valley of the Gods is definitely worth a visit, especially for those who enjoy scenic drives and quieter, off-the-beaten-path destinations. Located near Monument Valley in southeastern Utah, this area offers a landscape similar to its fam...
Show MoreYes, Valley of the Gods is definitely worth a visit, especially for those who enjoy scenic drives and quieter, off-the-beaten-path destinations.
Located near Monument Valley in southeastern Utah, this area offers a landscape similar to its famous neighbor, with towering sandstone buttes, mesas, and pinnacles, but with fewer crowds.
You can visit Valley of the Gods on Shaka Guide’s Road to Monument Valley Tour.
Goosenecks State Park, located in southeastern Utah, is a small but scenic park that offers stunning views of the meandering San Juan River, which has carved deep, winding canyons into the landscape over millions of years. The park is named af...
Show MoreGoosenecks State Park, located in southeastern Utah, is a small but scenic park that offers stunning views of the meandering San Juan River, which has carved deep, winding canyons into the landscape over millions of years.
The park is named after the river's striking "gooseneck" bends, which can be viewed from an overlook at the park's edge. Stop by on Shaka Guide’s Road to Monument Valley Tour!
The iconic Forrest Gump scene in Monument Valley, where the character stops running and decides to head home, was filmed along US Route 163 in southern Utah. The specific location is known as "Forrest Gump Point," offering a picturesque view of...
Show MoreThe iconic Forrest Gump scene in Monument Valley, where the character stops running and decides to head home, was filmed along US Route 163 in southern Utah.
The specific location is known as "Forrest Gump Point," offering a picturesque view of the road stretching toward the towering sandstone formations in the distance.
This spot has become a popular photo stop for visitors traveling through Monument Valley, providing a clear line of sight to the area's famous buttes and mesas.
We’ll guide you here with stories along the way on Shaka Guide’s Road to Monument Valley Tour!
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