Monument Valley and Canyon de Chelly

THREE DAYS AND TWO NIGHTS

Day One:
We’ll travel north with a stop for lunch at Cameron Trading Post. After lunch, we’ll continue our travel to Monument Valley with a stop at Elephant's Feet.
A striking natural rock formation located in the picturesque landscapes of Tonalea,
Arizona. Shaped like the feet of an elephant, this unique geological feature captivates.

Day Two:
Breakfast is included at the hotel. Later, we’ll set off on a jeep tour, covering more than 30 miles of secluded backcountry, to discover the restricted areas of Monument Valley, a sacred homeland to the Navajo, who are the Keepers of Monument Valley. We’ll learn about the history of the Ancestral Puebloans, early Native American peoples.

Afterwards, we will head for Canyon de Chelly.

Day Three:
Located in northeastern Arizona, Canyon de Chelly National Monument is home to cliff dwellings built into canyon walls and farmlands sprawled below. For more than 5,000 years, the people of the Navajo Nation have lived in Canyon de Chelly (pronounced "shay") and adjoining Canyon del Muerto, both part of Canyon de Chelly National Monument.

South Rim Drive. It heads 16 miles along Canyon de Chelly to seven overlooks, including Spider Rock, an 800-foot spire rising from the canyon floor.

The 15-mile North Rim Drive hugs the edge of Canyon del Muerto and features overlooks of the Antelope House cliff dwellings and Massacre Cave, where Spanish soldiers killed 115 Navajo in 1805.

Optional: Sunset from inside the Canyon.

Return to Phoenix.