- Our list of the best things to do in Tuba City, Arizona, features the top 3 nearby activities — including 1 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Tuba City, AZ has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Tours, Sights & Landmarks, and Museums & Galleries.
- The results below include the top 3 things to do within the city of Tuba City, AZ
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17.5 Miles
Off the beaten path, Coal Mine Canyon provides the adventures of a lifetime. Though it is not a well-known attraction and neither is it a signposted one, plenty of people have posted reviews of the colorful and breathtaking rock formations in the area.
10.2 Miles
Want to tread on the same spot as the dinosaurs have eons ago? Then Dinosaur Tracks in Tuba City is the place to be. It showcases dinosaur footprints of the Jurassic era—as much as 200 million years ago!
0.6 Miles
88%
65 votes
Intersection of Main and Moenave St, Tuba City, AZ
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Divided into four quadrants, the Explore Navajo Interactive Museum depicts in details and true to life exhibits the ceremonial life, culture, history, language and the land of the Navajo people.
40.1 Miles
Intended for Wild West enthusiasts, the Grand Canyon Apache Stables take the visitors horseback riding on secluded trails, assuring a genuine experience. Campfires can be made during breaks.
42.5 Miles
81%
118 votes
Grand Canyon Airport South Rim, Highway 64, Tusayan, AZ
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The Grand Canyon Helicopters are EC130 aircrafts improved for the client's comfort. They can take up to seven people, without the pilot, and they offer a 180 degree view of the attraction, whether it's the Grand Canyon or Las Vegas.
44.7 Miles
Visitors to the 280,000-acre Vermilion Cliffs National Monument see varying ecosystems ranging from 3,100 to 7,100 feet elevation. The area is known as an international backpacking wilderness destination, and is a popular camping destination.
45.4 Miles
The Grand Canyon North Rim is the more secluded side of the Grand Canyon. Perfect for quiet hikes, and peaceful reflection taking in the majestic beauty, the North Rim offers more rustic accommodations and isn't recommended for a day trip.
46.9 Miles
91%
626 votes
Mile Post 302 on Hwy 98, Page, AZ 86040
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Photographers can take photos of the Upper Antelope Canyon, Lower Antelope Canyon, Rattlesnake Canyon, Owl Canyon and Mountain Sheep Canyon on a tour with Navajo Antelope Canyon Photo Tours. These tours last from two hours to 6.5 hours.
49.2 Miles
Grand Falls of the Little Colorado River is a 190-foot waterfall that usually flows with mud. The waterfall located on the Navajo Indian Reservation is accessible by an easy half-mile hike
49.5 Miles
The most popular, and most developed, area of the Grand Canyon to visit is it's South Rim. Highlights include hotels, Pipe Creek Vista and Yavapai Point.