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Monument Valley Overland
Four days from Moab to Monument Valley with a Navajo partner guide, two arches parks and a canyon rim camp.
Overview · starts Moab, 7:00 am
Monument Valley is a Navajo Tribal Park, and its backcountry may only be visited with a licensed Navajo guide. Our partner guide leads the valley day and tells the story of the place from the inside; we handle everything around it.
The route links Canyonlands, the Valley of the Gods and Monument Valley, with a night on a canyon rim and a night in a hogan. It is our longest trip and the one guests most often repeat.
Itinerary
Hour by hour.
Mesa Arch and Grand View Point, then south to camp.
A quieter version of Monument Valley, with no one else on the road.
Arches and petroglyphs closed to self-drive visitors. Night in a traditional hogan.
Sunrise over the Mittens, breakfast, and the long scenic drive north.
Route
Where your boots go.
Included
- Navajo partner guide and tribal park fees
- Three nights (camp, lodge, hogan)
- All meals
- 4x4 transport
Bring
- Layers — nights can be cold
- Sleeping bag (or rent for $20)
- Respect for photo rules on Navajo land
Not included
- Travel to Moab
- Gratuities
Destination
Monument Valley
36.9980° N, 110.0985° W · 5,564 ft
Also worth the drive