FAQ

There is no specific age limit for participants, but guests with toddlers must have safety seats. Those with asthma or severe heart conditions may be advised to opt for enclosed vehicles due to dusty dirt roads and high summer temperatures exceeding 100°F in the valley.

We can accommodate visitors with disabilities, including those in wheelchairs who must use enclosed vehicles for transport.

Guests should bring extra water, a hat, sunscreen, and wear appropriate closed-toe shoes. Sandals or open-toe shoes are not permitted.

Weather conditions can occasionally impact our tours, and in such cases, the safety and comfort of our guests are our top priorities. Tours affected by weather can be refunded or rescheduled.

Guests can expect limited cell phone and Wi-Fi service during the tour. However, they are more likely to have access to cell phone service or Wi-Fi before and after the tour, when they’re at the meeting point.

Experience the awe-inspiring highlights of the Monument Valley tour, featuring iconic stops such as John’s Ford Points, the majestic Totem Pole, and the breathtaking North Window. These mesmerizing destinations promise unforgettable moments and endless photo opportunities for our guests to cherish.

Local artisans may sell handmade jewelry, and there’s an optional stop at Hogan Demonstration for $3.00 per person on the Backcountry tour.

Guests are welcome to capture the stunning vistas of Monument Valley through photography, but we kindly ask that it be limited to designated areas. Additionally, permission is required for photographing local families or their property, ensuring respect for their privacy and cultural traditions. As for tips, we recommend embracing the morning or late afternoon light for the most captivating shots and taking advantage of the unique perspectives offered by the valley’s dramatic formations.

Guests receive safety protocols at the tour’s outset, and each vehicle carries an Emergency Action Plan Booklet for reference in case of emergencies.

Our tours not only offer an immersive experience of Monument Valley’s natural beauty but also play a vital role in preserving its heritage and supporting the local community. Led by knowledgeable local guides, guests gain insight into the area’s rich cultural history and conservation efforts, ensuring that the spirit and essence of Monument Valley endure for generations to come.