Tour de audio GPS por el parque tribal Monument Valley Navajo
Descripción
Compra solo un tour por vehículo, no por persona. ¡Todos escuchan juntos! Explora el "salvaje oeste" de la historia de Hollywood y Navajo mientras conduces por el dramático paisaje de Monument Valley. Esta visita de audio autoguiada a lo largo de una ruta Navajo de 17 millas le permite disfrutar de las increíbles panorámicas mientras aprende sobre la cultura Navajo, la historia tribal y el estrellato de Hollywood. Explore con la máxima flexibilidad y valor. Después de reservar, revisa tu correo electrónico/texto para descargar la aplicación Audio Tour Guide por Acción mientras estás conectado a WiFi o datos móviles. Introduzca la contraseña, descargue el tour y disfrútelo sin conexión. Siga las instrucciones de audio y la ruta desde el punto de partida designado. Nuevo, acceso de por vida, sin caducidad. Úsalo en cualquier momento, en cualquier viaje, tantas veces como quieras. Esto no es un boleto de entrada. Compruebe el horario de apertura antes de su visita.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
A medida que comenzamos a conducir por este sendero a través de la Nación Navajo, aprenderemos sobre los Navajo, la primera tribu de Monument Valley, y cómo este desierto se formó a partir de un vasto mar. Nota : Este tour de 44 + millas de largo cubre lo esencial de Monument Valley en 2 - 3 horas. Nuevo, acceso de por vida, sin caducidad. Úsalo en cualquier momento, en cualquier viaje, tantas veces como quieras.
Nuestro recorrido por Monument Valley en realidad comienza un poco fuera del valle: Forest Gump Point. La cima de esta colina ofrece un panorama fantástico de Monument Valley... ¡hecho famoso por la película!
Explore el dramático paisaje y la rica historia de Monument Valley con un audio tour de autoconducción a lo largo de la ruta de Navajo marcada de 17 millas. Escuche sobre las impresionantes formaciones del “Salvaje Oeste” de Monument Valley mientras conduce. Las vistas panorámicas de Monument Valley proporcionan información sobre la cultura y la historia de Navajo, panoramas impresionantes de un paisaje extraño y una experiencia sin igual. Esta visita de audio autoguiada le permite explorar con la máxima flexibilidad y valor.
Tomaremos nuestro primer desvío en Wildcat Trail, donde puede saltar y caminar hacia el valle.
Nuestro recorrido continúa pasando por las tres impresionantes formaciones del icónico panorama "Monument Valley". Estos son los mitones este y oeste y Merrick Butte. ¿Por qué mitones? ¿Por qué Merrick? Aprenderemos todo sobre estas estructuras y sus historias a medida que nos acerquemos.
A medida que sigamos el sendero más adentro de Monument Valley, aprenderemos más sobre los navajos, la mítica plata enterrada, y su lucha para defender su tierra contra los colonos siempre invasores. Aprenderemos sobre la Larga Marcha de los Navajo, los Habladores de Claves Navajo de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y las familias Navajo en la tierra de la reserva hoy. También exploraremos la representación de los navajos en las películas occidentales, específicamente en el Hollywood de John Ford.
A medida que aprendemos, también estamos conduciendo. El recorrido nos lleva junto a Artist's Point. Este mirador, como era de esperar, es muy popular entre los pintores e ilustradores. Innumerables artistas han instalado lienzos aquí y han recreado este impresionante paisaje con pintura y pincel.
Nuestro viaje continúa hacia North Window Overlook, un lugar perfecto para ver el amanecer. ¡Esos rayos de la mañana que iluminan las colinas y las torres de Monument Valley no son algo que olvidará pronto! Incluso si estás aquí después del amanecer, las vistas son incomparables.
Finalmente, estamos en la última vista increíble de la gira: Camel Butte y Elephant Butte. Puede que Camel Butte no se parezca especialmente a un camello, pero cuando estás nombrando rocas, ¡tienes que ser creativo! Camel Butte casi alcanza los 1,000 pies pero palidece en comparación con su hermano, Elephant Butte, que se extiende a más de 1,000 pies de altura. Ahora, eso puede ser impresionante por sí solo, pero recuerda que estás en una meseta en este momento que ya se eleva alrededor de 5,000 pies. ¡Eso significa que el pico de Elephant Butte está a más de 6,000 pies sobre el nivel del mar!
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Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- La unidad escénica no está pavimentada. Se recomienda un vehículo de alta distancia, especialmente de mayo a septiembre.
- No se permiten motocicletas ni vehículos recreativos en la conducción panorámica.
- Las entradas no están incluidas con el audio tour. Compruebe los requisitos de entrada actuales y las horas de funcionamiento antes de su visita.
- Fácil de usar : el audio activado por GPS se reproduce automáticamente a lo largo de la ruta para una experiencia manos libres.
- Tour privado : Explora en tu propio vehículo sin autobuses abarrotados ni grandes grupos turísticos.
- A su propio ritmo : Comience en cualquier momento y haga una pausa para caminatas, picnics, fotos, o paradas panorámicas.
- Funciona offline : Una vez descargado, el tour funciona mediante GPS sin Wi-Fi ni servicio celular.
- Buena relación calidad-precio : Una compra cubre a todas las personas de su vehículo, no a cada persona por separado.
- Más formas de ahorrar : Elige un solo tour, un bundle cercano, o el acceso a 200 + tours.
- Descargar con antelación : Descargue la aplicación Guía Turístico por Acción y recorra mientras está conectado a Wi-Fi o a una señal celular fuerte.
- Seguir la ruta : Comience en el punto de partida sugerido o incorpórese a cualquier lugar a lo largo de la ruta que se muestra en la app.
- Acceso de por vida : Vista previa del recorrido antes de su viaje y volver a visitar las historias, fotos, y detalles después.
- Dispositivos soportados : iPhone con iOS 15 +, Android con la versión 9 +, o un iPad/tablet habilitado para GPS con capacidad celular.
Opiniones(78)
was not able to use the app as the internet was insufficient from our campground. Also the road was not passable in a sedan. a 4x4 was needed at the time.
Patricia, I’m sorry you were not able to use my Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park GPS audio driving tour due to limited internet at your campground. My listing recommends downloading and setting up the app beforehand since service can be poor in the area, and once downloaded, the tour works offline. I also include a vehicle-and-road-condition note because Valley Drive has rough dirt roads and sandy areas, and access can change with the weather, so checking current park conditions before visiting is important. My tour is valid forever, so I’d love for you to try it again, and I’m available daily from 9 AM to 6 PM EST if you need any help.
Audio tour is extra and not necessary for trip. $10 per person entry to park and $15 per car for drive. Pay at the park. It's a very rough terrain for any car.
Robert, you’re correct that park entry and drive fees are separate and paid directly at Monument Valley. My listing provides only the GPS-based self-guided audio tour, including route guidance, stories, and information along the drive. Since you did not need the audio tour, please reach out to me with your booking details between 9 AM and 6 PM EST, and I’ll be happy to offer either a refund or a replacement tour.
It's busy and hot so stay hydrated. Watch out for crazy tour bus drivers and don't try to take photos if you're driving.
Bill, I’m so glad you enjoyed my Navajo Tribal Park Monument Valley GPS Driving Tour. It’s wonderful to hear you had a beautiful experience exploring this iconic landscape. Thank you for sharing your helpful tips on staying hydrated in the heat and driving safely in busy areas. I appreciate your reminder to fellow travelers to enjoy the scenery responsibly and save photos at designated stops. If you’re exploring more of Utah, I’d love for you to try my Ultimate Utah Bundle Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour, which includes Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, Zion, Capitol Reef, Monument Valley, Grand Staircase Escalante, Goblin Valley, and more. Happy exploring!
Got to the starting point, the app connected and it never started despite numerous attempts so we just closed it and used the map. Highly recommend Monument Valley though.
William, I’m glad you were still able to enjoy Monument Valley, but I understand how frustrating it must have been when the app connected, yet the narration did not begin. Could you let me know what appeared on the app screen when you tried to start the tour? Did you see any error message, or did the audio simply not trigger? Please feel free to reach out so I can look into this and help troubleshoot further — I’m available daily from 9 AM–6 PM EST.
Navajo Tribal Park Monument Valley Self-Guided Driving Tour Utah, United States Only high clearance vehicles allowed! When we arrived nearby, ready to take our self driving tour, we were informed by the tribal authorities that our vehicle ( a Sprinter camper van), was not allowed on the tour road. Only trucks and high-clearance off road vehicles are allowed. No cars, vans or RVs. The photo on the website which shows a paved road is very misleading. The road is very rutted and full of potholes, hence the reason for only high clearance vehicles. We had to cancel. Very disappointing. Viator refunded our tour charges after we complained. Reviewing here because Viator site said my review was ineligible. Hmmm.
Karla, I understand how disappointing that must have been, especially after learning your Sprinter camper van was not permitted on the tour road. Vehicle access and road conditions are managed by the tribal authorities and can vary, so I have already mentioned vehicle restrictions in the listing and always recommend checking the official road status before taking the tour. I’m glad Viator was able to refund your tour charges, and I’ll pass your feedback along to my team so we can review whether the vehicle guidance can be made even clearer for future travelers.
The narration was engaging and easy to follow, offering fascinating historical and cultural insights we might otherwise have missed. We loved exploring at our own pace and stopping whenever we wanted for photos. It was a fantastic way to experience one of the most iconic landscapes in the American Southwest. Standard passenger vehicles are generally allowed on the Valley's 17-Mile Drive when conditions permit, while RVs, motorcycles, and off-road vehicles are not permitted.
I’m so glad to hear my Navajo Tribal Park Monument Valley GPS Driving Tour exceeded your expectations! It’s wonderful to know the narration was engaging, easy to follow, and helped add historical and cultural insight to such an iconic landscape. I’m especially happy you enjoyed exploring at your own pace and stopping whenever you wanted for photos. If you’re exploring more of Utah, I’d love for you to try my Ultimate Utah Bundle Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour, which includes Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, Zion, Capitol Reef, Monument Valley, Grand Staircase Escalante, Goblin Valley, and more. Happy exploring!
Viator should do a better job of explaining where to go to start the tour. The directions should be: Drive to the Monument Valley entrance booth. There, pay $10 per person to enter the park. Also, pay $15 per vehicle to drive the park trail. This has to be done with a credit card. You will then drive through another checkpoint to show them the receipt of the money you just paid at the entrance booth. Once you go through that checkpoint, pull over to the side and start your downloaded audio tour. Proceed. These instructions will eliminate future confusion for other guests. Had I been provided these instructions, I would have given the top score because the audio tour itself was excellent. Also I would note that the Navajo people at the park are not at all interested in seeing the audio tour voucher.
George, I’ve passed your comments on to our contact at Viator. I love the clear recommendation and hope they do too.
Very easy to use , I recommend. Just download action. Arrived at destination explanations work even offline
MarieJose, I’m really glad to hear that my Monument Valley GPS Driving Audio Tour was easy to use and worked smoothly offline once you arrived. If you’re exploring more of Utah, I’d love for you to try my Ultimate Utah Bundle Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour, which includes Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, Zion, Capitol Reef, Monument Valley, Grand Staircase Escalante, Goblin Valley, and more. Happy exploring!
I was able to connect it to Apple CarPlay so that not only did we hear it throughout the car and everyone could seethe pictures on the screen. The app was easy to use and I will definitely use it again in other locations if it’s available.
Eric, I’m happy to hear you enjoyed my Monument Valley driving audio tour. It’s great that Apple CarPlay worked well for you, so everyone could listen to the narration and view the images together, which really enhances the experience. I’m glad the app felt easy to use and that the tour fit naturally into your drive through such an incredible landscape. Thanks for sharing, and I’d love for you to use the tours again in other locations on your future trips. If you’re exploring more of Utah, I’d love for you to try my Ultimate Utah Bundle Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour, which includes Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, Zion, Capitol Reef, Monument Valley, Grand Staircase Escalante, Goblin Valley, and more. Happy exploring!
Fantastic day driving through monuments at monument valley. The self driving tour audio was great, lots of facts about the area and Navajo history. The tour responded to where we were on the 17 mile drive, and gave clear instructions. It was nice to do at own pace and stop and take pictures when we wanted. Highly recommend but make sure you have high clearance vehicle. Road rough and not for all vehicles as stated in the Navajo park rules. Stunning scenery and well worth the visit.
Nicola, great to hear you enjoyed my Navajo Tribal Park Monument Valley Self-Guided Driving Tour. Loved hearing that the GPS-based narration matched your location smoothly and that the Navajo history and local facts added to your experience. It’s such a stunning 17-mile loop, and being able to stop for photos at your own pace really makes it special. Thanks also for mentioning the high-clearance vehicle—definitely helpful for others. Really glad the tour made your visit even better, and I appreciate the recommendation. If you’re exploring more of Utah, I’d love for you to try my Ultimate Utah Bundle Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour, which includes Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands, Zion, Capitol Reef, Monument Valley, Grand Staircase Escalante, Goblin Valley, and more. Happy exploring!
