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Monument Valley is part of the Navaho Nation and is not a National Park. This fantastic scenery was first brought to the publics attention by John Ford who used it as a back drop in his movie Stagecoach. It is located on the Arizona/Utah border a little west of the four corners. | |
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| The drive in | ||||
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| Caused by erosion, eventually this will tumble. | ||||
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| Example Navaho Hogan | ||||
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| Interior demonstrating rug weaving | The Mittens | |||
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| Classic | ||||
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| Petra glyphs | ||||
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| The 3 Sisters | ||||
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| The campground at the monument | ||||
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| Strange formations on the way out | The disastrous blowout in the middle of nowhere | |||