Monument Valley, Arizona

Fascinating rock formations, made famous by many movies and TV shows, in the heart of the desert. Along with saguaro cacti, Monument Valley is emblematic of the American West. While in the area, take time to learn about the Navajo Code Talkers; these men played an integral role in the Allies' victory in WWII.

Truly amazing place with landscapes looking like they were taken straight from another planet. When I visited the place in 2018 there was a wide array of tracks and adventures one could take to fully enjoy this place.

Mesmerizing and fascinating wonderful place.must watch place for every one.here we can enjoy the maximum spirit of silence

The most enchanting Earth landscape you can find. John Wayne presence is remembered on each turn. Touring the valley with a native Indian is a must

My name is Roger Browning and I am a novelist. Covid has affected so many and with vaccinations and restraint comes freedom to once again live our lives. The native nation there felt its stormy impact and it is for us the traveler to know that it will one day be open again and stronger for it. I love this place. It is truly a remarkable place. Somewhat ignored and unknown to the most of us before John Ford made it a backdrop to Hollywood film. It is a sacred place though and we must remember that, for the native peoples that had known that long before. The same native families that have always been, that rely on the ones that never were. It is such a magnificent marvel, a once in so many lifetimes to first see. Take time in the time after covid to visit and leave it once done just the same. My name is Roger Browning and my new book about a modern day troubled family of ranchers in Texas is sold on amazon and is known, as 'The Reckoning of Rance. '

Impressive view! You will be transferred in a "american western-style" location and mood:) The road trail inside the valley is possible with a 4WD car or using the local "bus" and it's something fantastic experience. To stay here for the sunset it's absolutely a must to see!

The Buttes and the Mesa can mess up with your mind! Long standing structures & yet constantly changing the shapes. Stay inside the valley and spend a day from sunrise to sunset & repeat!:) Drive your friend's car or may be your father in law! Its going to get painted inside out once you step in!

Like in the movies, and even more beautiful. Better if you have your own car. Technically, this is not a National Park but a Navajo Tribal Park, so you'll have to pay a fee to enter - but worth it.

That was an amazing stay. We had the luck to visit Monument Valley durimg a thunderstorm. Wow! That was absolut awesome. And the rainbows after this. Graet Freak of nature.

This place is great! Latoya at the gift shop is so great: she helped us find vegan gifts and was always there when we had questions. Oh yeah and the monuments cool too.

You probably remember seeing forest gump run through here! Well its a must when driving in northern arizona and southern utah! DO IT!

You will be in awe of the beauty and majesty of the valley. If you visit during sunrise or sunset, you will see a sight that will bring you to tears.

You must go here once in a life. Very unique place and scenery. There are tour for around 80 dollars/person which takes you to basic spots to see. The tour runs from sunset to sunrise. I joined sunset tour and did enjoy very much. And the stars are very visible from everywhere. You can also see Milky Way without using any telescope which wowed me the most.

Amazing place! It’s a must! Bring a jacket because it gets cold! Amazing views in the sunset and sunrise!

The entry ticket is good for 2 days: go there for sunset and see the rocks glow and the next morning come again for sunrise. Absolutely gorgeous and breathtaking.
Heads up if you’re driving through: partly is pretty off-road like so don’t go down there with a fancy car.

One of the picturesque location I have ever visited, a must visit if one happens to be in Utah. Further, do not miss the sunrise and sunset, the bright red colour of the butte is just mesmerizing.

In fact, the name "Monument Valley" shows that the world is no longer there and derailed from reality. The reason is very simple, that is, all people are dead.

This place has been part of my bucket list ever since I saw Forrest Gump as a kid. It was well worth the four hours of driving from northwest New Mexico. The grandeur of the buttes is very overwhelming, and the sheer size of the valley itself is so vast - it’ll take about two hours to make a loop of the entire thing. However, it is very well worth it, and you will be left impressed by the magnificence of the southwestern desert. Being from New York City, I was especially amazed by the scenery.

Highly recommended place to see. Only $20 per car entry fee. Very friendly and helpful Navajo people. Also recommend you do the 3.8 mile hike around west mitten. You can do all or part of it. High clearance vehicle is best for the driving route.

This is an amazing place with scenic vistas in every direction. The landscape seems to change as you move through the valley, providing new perspectives around every turn.