Famous.
Iconic.
Must Visit.
Certainly, a special place to Navajo people.

For millions of years, the natural erosion left a portion of what was once a part of the Rocky Mountains. Our ancestors later inhabited the region that is now known as the Four Corners of the Southwest.

Many of the stunning buttes in and around Monument Valley rise from 400 to 1,000 feet!
When clouds are present, the landscape changes and only adds more energy to the region.
Even on severe clear days, filling the composition with large monoliths isn’t a difficult task.

Known as Tse’ Bii’ Ndzisgaii which means Valley of the Rocks, it is a living landscape.

With families, animals and wildlife about, it is a living park…. continue reading about Monument Valley here.