Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park Self Guided Audio Driving Tour

The tour starts at the Navajo Welcome Center where you can explore and then head into the park.

The tour drives you through Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park where you'll drive down a dirt road and hear the stories of the Navajo, folklore, movie stars, prospectors and much more.

You'll have the chance to park and explore the trial.

What are they named after? Mittens are the mittens of the gods, and Merrick was a prospector that never made it out. You'll see these amazing sites and hear their stories.

This is the iconic site where John Ford filmed countless movies, including those staring John Wayne. This spot is so well known it's what most people think the west looks like.

While in the park stop by Linda's Fry Bread and get a Navajo Fry bread. Fry bread has a historical link to Navajo culture and the long walk, it's a food that symbolizes resiliance, you'll learn more about that on the tour.

The tour goes along the 17 mile loop where you'll hear the stories of the sites, the folklore, the Navajo code talkers and much more.

You can stop off at the sites at the The Hub Point, hear the stories of the sites, and hear about the Navajo Code Talkers.

You'll see the Totem pole in the distance from the cube, and learn about the rocks around it.

Of the many rocks you'll see, this one is a giant rock balanced naturally, that looks other worldly.

This spot is perfect for catching the buttes from a perfect angle, and it's been used in many movies.

One of the best photo spots and great during the golden hour. It's a bit hidden, but the tour will let you know how to find it.