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Excellent Guided Tour, and it really is back country.....!!! 4 hours WELL SPENT.....You really get to view unusual formations, and I strongly recommend Guided Tours for these type of adventures as once the paved road ends, it's gravel roads and no signage as to which way to proceed....And Folks, most of us are not experienced enough to drive these type of off road, no cellphone towers etc... Your vehicle breaks down, you're in a world of hurt....spend the money, our guide spoke for about 4 hours explaining vista points etc....

My best friend and I took a tour of Monument Valley (7/20/2026, 9am), and it turned out to be one of the most unforgettable experiences either of us has ever had. She lives right by the Four Corners but had somehow never made it out to the valley, so this was a first for both of us and we were absolutely blown away. The morning tour was not terribly hot, but by the time we were done at 11:30, it was pretty warm. So keep that in mind when choosing your time. The land itself is stunning beyond words. Those towering red sandstone buttes and mesas stretch out in every direction, and photos honestly don’t do them justice. But what took this tour from beautiful to truly special was our guide, Joseph. His stories and sense of humor were unmatched. His depth of traditional knowledge, of the Navajo people, of Monument Valley, and of native traditions, was absolutely amazing. He made the history and meaning of the land come alive in a way you could never get on your own. We made about five stops, each one unique and breathtaking in its own way. At the Big Hogan, a natural sandstone amphitheater, Joseph brought out his drum and sang us a traditional song while the acoustics carried it all around us. The other guide played a beautiful piece on her flute. Standing there, listening, I felt genuinely honored to be part of something so meaningful. It deepened my appreciation and respect for Navajo culture in a way I wasn’t expecting. The beauty and grace of this place run deep, a rich weave of traditions both old and new. If you’re anywhere near this part of the country, do not miss it, and ask for Joseph. So thank you, Joseph. May your pillow always be cold in the summer, and may no coyotes ever cross your path!

This was such a great tour. We had Joe as the driver and guide. He explained different parts of the Navajo culture both past and present. Helped us with camera angles and settings to get the best pictures. He was funny and knowledgeable. I took my older parents who stayed in the transport at the stops. Climbing the 2 step latter type steps was a little hard for them. Be careful on the rocks, with sand on the bottom of your shoes makes the rocks slippery, which Joe did warn us about. I would definitely take this tour again