Actividades en Condado de Navajo

Actividades, atracciones y tours

Condado de Navajo
Condado de Navajo
There is a campground inside Monument Valley. The Campground and the hotel are the only two places you can legally watch the sunrise come up over Monument Valley. The valley road is closed to non-residents during the night. If you go to campground it is first come first serve, starting at noon. I would recommend going early and grabbing one of the prime spots. You will have an amazing view from your tent of the mittens coming up. This was mine.
Rainbow in monument valley it's rare!
Valley Drive, located near the Utah-Arizona state line in Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, is a 17-mile scenic loop through one of the most iconic landscapes in the Southwest, USA. This spot along the road is named John Ford Point, after the director who used it as a location for numerous Western films. Visitors can pay a few dollars to a local horse owner who is stationed in the parking lot to recreate the famous image of a horse rider perched on the edge of the plateau. This horse was aptly named “Pistol”.
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Ciudades cerca de Condado de Navajo

Kayenta

Kayenta

Chinle

Chinle

#Petroglyphs

Tuba City

Heber

Heber

Show Low que incluye una ciudad costera

Show Low

So I drove through the night, to get here before sunrise. Unfortunately the trail is closed until the visitor center is open, which was after sunrise. I was able to race down the trail and see why some 120-200 Navajo called this home at one point. It is perfectly placed to get shade through morning and a spring is nearby.

Shonto

Here it is! One of the strangest yet memorable billboards is located on the former Route 66 (pre-Interstate 40) 5 miles west of Joseph City, Arizona city limits off of Exit 269 on Interstate 40. There is a convenience store across the street which sells strange little souvenirs, Route 66 signs, t-shirts and possibly even snapback trucker mesh caps (outside there's a giant rabbit you can sit on, in case you've always wanted to sit on a giant rabbit). As I stood in front of the billboard, wondering what rabbits had to do with this location, a rabbit ran past me. Question answered. Another "must-see" stop with a lot of Route 66 history. #BvSRoute66

Joseph City