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2.5 Hour Guided Tour of Monument Valley

By: Dineh Bekeyah Tour

44 reviews

US$75 per adult

Free Cancellation up to 24 hours in advance

Highlights

See Anasazi petroglyphs and visit some of the park’s largest arches
Visit the park’s iconic filming locations and hear stories about them
Morning or afternoon departure: choose a time that suits your needs
Hassle-free round-trip transportation from select hotels

2.5 Hour Guided Tour of Monument Valley

US$75 per adult

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8 am 2.5 Hour Tour

2.5 Hour Tour of Lower Monument Valley at 8 a.m.

US$75.00 per adult

1 pm 2.5 Hour Tour

2.5 hour tour of Lower Monument Valley at 1 pm.

US$75.00 per adult

9 a.m. 2.5 hour Tour

2.5 hour tour of Lower Monument Valley at 9 a.m.

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Overview

Monument Valley’s cinematic landscapes and sandstone towers lie within the Navajo Nation Reservation. On this guided tour, visit the valley’s iconic filming locations and backcountry monuments, gaining access to areas you wouldn’t be able to on your own. You’ll hear insightful commentary from your guide along the way, and you can choose between morning or afternoon tour times to best fit your schedule.

What to Expect

Choose from a handful of departure times, and begin your tour with pickup from select hotels. Get driven to the visitor’s lobby of The View Hotel inside the Monument Valley Tribal Park.

The tour’s first stop is John Ford’s Point, where well-known Westerns were filmed. Listen while your guide tells you stories about the filming of Westerns and Transformers: Age of Extinction at the site. Move onto the park backcountry, stopping at Sun’s Eye Arch and checking out Anasazi petroglyphs.

Continue to the Big Hogan and the Ear of the Wind, stopping for photos if you choose. Moving out of the backcountry, head to the Totem Pole and Yei Bi Cheii monuments. Take pictures and learn about their cultural significance and history.

Admire the Mitten Butte from North Window, and return to your departure point.

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193nevilled

Albany, Australia

Reviewed 2 days ago

Valley Tour

Excellent commentary while we toured the marvellous formations of Monument Valley. Tour guide - Pete was very good and his stories were very good. His Navajo knowledge was good. Enjoyed visiting the Hogan and seeing how the weaving was undertaken, local jewellery for sale was...More

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treelife

Corby, United Kingdom

259

Reviewed 4 days ago via mobile

Great tour

We booked this tour last minute and was glad we did, Joseph our tour guide bought the valley to life with his knowledge and stories of the natives and its history. We got the chance to see areas that the normal loop would not and...More

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Jacqui M

122

Reviewed 4 days ago via mobile

Fantastic tour, great guide

We took this tour as part of our road trip across Arizona and Utah. Our amazing guide Steven made our tour a fantastic experience, the highlight of our holiday. Knowledgeable guides, great experience. Would highly recommend.

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Jmpinmoonlite

Provo, Utah

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Choose Dineh Bekeyah Tour company over the others!

EXCELLENT 2.5 hour jeep tour through Monument Valley with our guide John. He taught us so much about the history of the Navajo people and this area. You definitely should do this! Most of tour was spent on land not open to the public. Choose...More

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cnsdave

Ilwaco, Washington

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Harry Nez - excellent guide who appreciates photography and provides cultural insights to visitors.

Harry shares his Navajo experiences and heritage with guest which made for a great trip. He stopped for lots of photographs along the tour including long stops at John Ford's viewpoint where local jewelry could be purchased and at traditional Navaho hogan where rug making...More

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Sonali B

Can you see bears and cougars there?

10 June 2018|

Answer

Think vast open space with canyons and arches...deep red color and windswept sculpted rocks...no bears no cougars this trip.

Andrea B

Does this include the 17 mile scenic drive?

17 May 2018|

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And much more... it starts on the drive but cuts into the back country to you see all the key features without the crowds and the dust on the main track. You get much closer, it feels real, and you see things you can’t from... More