쉬운 나바호 카운티 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Special to see all the old skeletons and history.

We experience the breathtaking Monument Valley on a 1.5-hour tour. We are accompanied by an experienced Navajo guide who leads us through the valley and introduces us to the diverse Native American culture. During several photo stops, we have the opportunity to admire the monumental rock formations. The terrain of Monument Valley is ancient, resilient, and breathtakingly beautiful. This distinctive landscape was formed by the erosion of the Rocky Mountains' sandstone deposits and geological uplift, and has been further shaped over many centuries by the relentless forces of wind and water. Contrary to what some might assume, Monument Valley is not a national park, but a tribal park, as it lies within the boundaries of the Navajo Nation. The tribal park designation is important to preserve its unique heritage and geological wonders.

In addition to enjoying the beautiful panorama formed by the Mitten Buttes and Merrick Butte, at this center, you can gather extensive information about Monument Valley and its history. Moreover, you have the opportunity to purchase guided tours, Navajo crafts, and more.

Embrace the beauty of Fletcher Tank, right off Four Springs Trail. A charming 427-foot-long lake awaits, drawing locals for a peaceful fishing retreat.

Very nice tour, but be aware of the possible closure of the trail between noon and 6 p.m. in August to avoid accidents related to the high temperatures.

There are many specimens of petrified wood along this trail, some of which measure over 100 feet long. You can also follow this trail to the Agate House ruins, a site of archeological importance.

This is a covered bench where you can rest and escape the heat of the sun.

Start and departure point for every Monument Valley tour. One of the most well-known motifs