• Navajo Welcome Center - The Navajo Nation Welcome Center is an excellent initial stop. It offers abundant information about the area, along with restrooms, crafts for purchase, and a restaurant.

• Navajo National Monument - This monument provides a quick photo opportunity as you enter the park.

• Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park - With park staff available to answer all inquiries, a gift shop, cafe, and numerous educational exhibits, this is an ideal way to begin your journey through the valley. The viewpoint from the center is also perfect for photos, overlooking the initial part of the drive, including the two Mittens formations.

• Lee Cly Trail - One of two trails that can be explored without a guide in Monument Valley, Lee Cly Trail is a two-mile loop starting south of The View Lodge and circling near Mitchell Butte.

• Wildcat Trail - Wildcat is an easy four-mile round-trip hike that loops around the West Mitten Butte, offering excellent views of the East Mitten and Merrick Butte.

• The Mitten Buttes And Merrick Butte - The first major viewpoint along your Monument Valley Drive. From here, you can see the large Merrick Butte and the two mitten twins. This stop occasionally features Navajo vendors selling local crafts.

• East Mitten Butte - Another fantastic view of the prominent features of Monument Valley, especially the expansive Mitchell Mesa.

• Three Sisters Viewpoint - This overlook provides a view of one of the park’s best features. The three pillars of the sisters are said to resemble nuns in their habits.

• John Ford’s Point - John Ford Point is the top stop in the park. The panorama from the ledge was frequently used by director John Ford in his western films. For those feeling adventurous, hop on a horse for a Christmas card-worthy photo.

• Linda’s Fry Bread - Feeling a bit hungry on your adventure? Stop by Linda’s Frybread Stand for a fantastic fried treat. Try it with salt and honey!

• The Hub Point - Hub Point offers views of the wagon-wheel-like hub and a glimpse into Mystery Valley—the back area of Monument Valley accessible only by a guided tour.

• Totem Pole And Yei Be Chei - This viewpoint overlooks several impressive pillars. Yei Bi Chei is said to resemble masked Navajo dancers, and Totem Pole is one of the tallest free-standing spires in the world.

• The Cube - The Cube appears so unusual, it seems man-made. However, this cubic sandstone feature was crafted by nature, fractured into perfectly straight lines.

• Artist Point - Artist’s Point is one of the more renowned overlooks in the park. The view of flat desert landscapes is interrupted by striking rock features such as the distinctive King-On-His-Throne.

• The Thumb - The Thumb is exactly as it sounds—a quirky rock feature shaped like a thumb! It also offers great views of Camel and Elephant Butte.

• North Window Overlook - Another popular spot, this overlook provides a view of the front of the valley and is one of the most photographed locations in the tribal park.

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