Look down on cliffs, canyons, mesas, and desert scrub that have been home to generations of ancient and modern Native Americans. The entire Monument Valley airplane tour provides a splendid overview of a vast area that could take years to explore.

This flight to Monument Valley is the national park tour of a lifetime! Opportunities for spectacular photography abound. Fly south from Moab to the Navajo Tribal Park of Monument Valley and into the heart of the Grand Circle and Four Corners. On the way, see Canyonlands National Park, Dark Canyon Wilderness Area, Natural Bridges National Monument, Cedar Mesa/Grand Gulch, and Valley of the Gods. Look down on cliffs, canyons, mesas, and desert scrub that have been home to generations of ancient and modern Native Americans. After a brief touchdown, the famous Mittens and other well-known features will be explored from the air. It’s truly the best way to see Monument Valley.

Monument Valley was first made internationally famous by John Wayne movies filmed in the area. Over 130 cinema and television productions have featured its compelling scenery, among them Stagecoach, Rio Grande, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Easy Rider, Wind Talkers, and Mission: Impossible II. These films have been widely viewed, making the park a major tourist attraction. From the air, you will enjoy the sights that very few have seen and gain a greater appreciation of their improbable beauty. The entire Monument Valley tour provides a splendid overview of a vast area that could take years to explore. The wonders of its diverse geology and human history are the material of enduring memories!

Features

• Airplane Scenic Tour.

Included

• The Mittens.
• Totem Pole.
• Yei Be Chei.
• Thunderbird Mesa. 
• Big Chair.
• Valley of the Gods.
• Dark Canyon Wilderness Area.
• Personal Pilot Narration.
• Amazing photo opportunities.

Planning

• Tour Duration: Approximately 150 minutes of flight time.
• Operates on Sunday, Monday, Thursday, Friday
  
• 8am Departure.
  
• Minimum 2 Persons.
  

What to Bring

• Bring your I.D. - All passengers booked on a tour must have government issued forms of identification.
• Be sure to book your tour as early in your trip as possible.
• Don’t forget your camera! Cameras and phones are allowed and encouraged.
• Water.
• Light Jacket.