- TripBuzz found 11 things to do with kids in or near Monument Valley, Utah, including 4 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kayenta, Window Rock and Mexican Hat.
- From Monument Valley Safari to Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, the Monument Valley area offers 15 different types of family activities, including: Adventure Tour, Hiking Trails, Safari and History Museums.
- Famous for it's scenic red rock plateaus, the city of Monument Valley, Utah is a popular tourism community in the desert. The biggest attraction is the local Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, a Navajo equivalent of a national state park, where guided tours are available. The city has also been featured in many Western films for its beautiful and unique desert scenery.
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The Muley Point Overlook is actually the top part of the Moki Dugway. The road itself is a rather staggering graded dirt switchback that covers three miles but allows for scenic views for those who make it to Muley Point at the top.
34.4 Miles
Organizing 3 day excursions, Wild River Expeditions provides a comprehensive tour that includes hiking, biking, rafting, and more. The guide points out natural landmarks and wildlife like coyotes, hawks, and donkeys.
39.2 Miles
The historical Bluff Fort is a military fort that is open to visitors free of charge and consists of an open square that is surrounded by cottonwood log cabins. The log cabins all face inward towards the center.
39.6 Miles
The settlement of Bluff Fort Historic Site has been recently rebuilt and refurbished. The visitor's center and on-site historic buildings are available for self guided tours during business hours, and photographs can be taken throughout the settlement.
40.1 Miles
Handcrafted Native American and Southwest art is available through the large retailer of Twin Rocks Trading Post. Specifically, they have museum quality items such as Navajo baskets, Navajo rugs, and Native American jewelry collections.
43.2 Miles
Natural Bridges National Monument contains three natural bridges: Sipapu, Kachina, Osachno. Visitors can see the bridges by combining driving with short hikes on a 8.6 mile round trip, as well as camp near the natural bridges, and attend interpretive programs.
44.1 Miles
Utah State Route 95 offers a scenic drive with views of multiple geological formations surrounding the road. A major attraction here is the House on Fire which is famous for its unique color and rock pattern.
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San Juan County Road 263 (Arch Canyon Road), Blanding, UT
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Mule Canyon Ruins are a set of restored and preserved ruins dating back to the time of the Anasazi civilization. Apart from the easily spotted roadside ruins, there are other lesser-known sites which can be reached through a hike up the canyon.