The Monument Valley has awesome views and topography. The road that you can take during your visit, however, is not worth taking unless you want to tear up your vehicle. Perhaps this is a way to get visitors to purchase one of the tours that are sold. The next time i would forgo the $10 entrance fee (National Park passes... More

Majestic. Incredible. Awe inspiring. Those words all describe Monument Valley as a destination. I've been fortunate enough to travel to about 25 countries around the world, and Monument Valley ranks at or near the top for a destination. I should also point out that I am a very serious amateur photographer that travels domestically and internationally to photographically capture beautiful... More

The beauty and magnitude of Monument Valley are unique and should not be missed. Take time to enjoy the museum to understand the history of the valley and the people. Excellent overview of the WW II code talkers and the service they provided our country. If you take the guided tour ride the trucks and make sure you ride with... More

We tried to take the trail after paying to get into the Park..it was so poor that we feared for our vehicle and left... seeing nothing except what was visible from the main highway!

We found our tour guide in the parking lot of The View Hotel. We took the 2.5 hour tour into the backcountry. Monument Valley is far off the beaten path, so if you're coming this far, you should do a tour. You can do the loop road on your own, but you need a Navajo guide to go anywhere else.... More

It was one of my dreams to get there and I was not disappointed. However, beware of the road conditions of the 17 mile loop. It get can get quite tough at times. High clearance recommended.

The road through Monument Valley is fascinating -- and unpaved. It is a bit bumpy, but, our compact rental car did ok. Check out the little museum which had an interesting display on Code Talkers.

We drove the 17-mile loop and it was really beautiful. We also went on a horseback tour which we loved (I reviewed that separately), and we ate at The View restaurant (also separate review).

The scenery is magnificent. This is where the West was won - at least in the movies of Hollywood. We took a tour provided by one of the companies ran by the Navahoe Indian tribe. They provided a modified pick up truck with seats in the rear. It was a rough and dusty ride up and down hills across the... More