Monument
Valley is a 30,000-acre Navajo tribal park established in 1958 located on the
border of Arizona and Utah within the 16 million-acre Navajo Reservation.
The barrier-free visitor center has clean restrooms, an air-conditioned gift shop and excellent observation areas for breathtaking views of the iconic Mittens and Merrick Butte.
The visitor center building has a small elevator that takes wheelers up to the second story observation deck.
The barrier-free visitor center has clean restrooms, an air-conditioned gift shop and excellent observation areas for breathtaking views of the iconic Mittens and Merrick Butte.
The visitor center building has a small elevator that takes wheelers up to the second story observation deck.
A 17-mile
loop road winds along the valley floor among the rock sentinels that tower 400
to 1,000 feet above.
The road is raw and unpaved, but that’s a good thing because it slows traffic to a nice leisurely pace.
The road is raw and unpaved, but that’s a good thing because it slows traffic to a nice leisurely pace.
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