• Canyon de Chelly National Monument - While traveling along the route, visitors might encounter sites such as:
  Kokopelli Cave, which showcases various pictographs.
  Newspaper Rock, displaying multiple petroglyph panels.
  Petroglyph Rock, featuring a variety of petroglyph panels.
  First Ruin, presenting a prehistoric Puebloan ruin.
  Junction Ruin, highlighting a prehistoric Puebloan ruin.

*White House Ruin, known for its iconic ruin.

*Ledge Ruin in Canyon del Muerto, showcasing Puebloan ruins and rock art.

*The duration of the tour is largely influenced by the conditions in the canyon. If guests spend more time than suggested at each site along the tour route, including browsing arts and crafts with vendors in the canyon, the guide may need to skip certain sites to maintain the schedule.

**NOTE: Extended tour times might be available for an additional fee. Please contact for pricing and availability.

• Sanitation fee

• Lunch
• Bottled water
• Gratuities
• Government fees

Canyon de Chelly National Monument boasts over 2,700 archaeological sites nestled in the heart of the Navajo Nation. Visitors can explore prehistoric ruins and admire rock art, including petroglyphs and pictographs. The stunning rock formations, along with the diverse flora and fauna, create an ideal setting for your tour.

At each location, guests will learn about the symbolic meanings of the petroglyphs and rock art, the dates of occupation, archaeological insights, and the prehistoric and historic events related to the canyon and its people, enriched by associated oral histories.

All guides are Navajo, deeply connected to the canyon, and are dedicated to providing an unforgettable experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.