Not sure but I don't think so...you can check the website.

Bonjour Les règles d'entrée et de sortie du parc dépendent du moment où vous allez dans le parc dans l'année. Les horaires d'ouverture dépendent de la saison . Pour nous, le parc était ouvert à 9 heures. Vous payez à l'entrée du parc et ensuite vous utilisez soit votre propre véhicule, soit vous avez réserver un circuit et vous avez accès à des endroits où les véhicules des particuliers ne sont pas autorisés. En terre Navajo, on ne doit pas aller n'importe où même avec son véhicule. C'est leur parc qui est gérér par eux et les lieux sont sacrés. Vous ne devez pas aller et venir comme vous voulez. Normal lieu sacré. Quant à thé View vous devez respecter les horaires de l'hôtel et restaurant . Une fois que le parc est fermé, vous avez un accès privé avec vue en terrasse ou pas de votre chambre. Mais vous ne pouvez pas ni vous promener, ni prendre votre voiture la nuit. Donc, non 24h/24 ce n'est pas possible. Le parc est faisable en 4 heures voire 5 heures si vous prenez votre temps En espérant avoir répondu à vos questions. Cordialement.

To drive the loop inside the Valley 3 hours is plenty of time! Stops can be a few mins to much longer if you choose! Still 3 hours is plenty of time. The VIEW Hotel has a gift shop and restaurant. ( open then ??) Well worth whatever time you can devote to the tour! As far as food and drink on the tour we did not have or need anything.

We’ve booked several months before we got there. If you know you are going to visit within the next couple of months, book it.

Yes there are limits but they don't seem to be a problem. We went in April and there was no issue

You can drive the monument valley road (fee) and stop for great pictures. I don't think you are allowed to hike unless you book a tour with a guide from the reservation.

The Navajo are very worried about Covid...double check on the Four Corners website... to see if Four Corners is even accessible during the time of your visit. Today the website says they are still closed. Being able to stand on that corner is neat but its become a tourist trap with a mediocre at best landscape around there. Look up Four Corners Navajo Nation Tribal Park. We cannot post actual links on this TA section for some reason? But doing that will get you to the right website. To be honest, saying it’s in the middle of nowhere isn’t a stretch but the site has been improved a bit. You probably would not go on a specific trip just to see the Four Corners, however if you’re going to other places out west, then it’s worth it as a stop in between or on the way to different & more beautiful locations. You will have a 1.5 hour drive from Monument Valley to get there. There are signs around saying there is a limit of 3 photos....why? I guess if it gets crowded. I'd say it's a neat thing to do if you want to stand in 4 states. I know we enjoyed Standing in Belle Fourche, South Dakota, the Geographic Center of the Nation which also had a neat monument. It was just a lot prettier there.

Hi & Thanks for your question If you are driving from Kayenta towards Mexican Hat on Hwy 163, there is some spectacular scenery on the Right-Hand side. You can see some of Monument Valley from the highway after you have passed the turn off for the Monument Valley Main Entrance. If you continue along Hwy 163 there is some awesome scenery on both sides of the road, there are various 'Pull Offs' where you can stop to take pictures. Don't forget to look behind you, you can get some really good pictures of where you have driven, and Monument Valley in the distance. If you get chance when on your journey take a look at the Valley Of The Gods scenic byway. Approx. 3.9 Miles past Mexican Hat you will see the turn for Hwy 261 on the Left-Hand side. Take the turn off and follow 261 for approx. 6.4 Miles to the turn for 'Valley Of The Gods Road' on the Right-Hand side. The road is 17 Miles long, it is unpaved, sandy, uneven and in places steep, but well worth the effort. The scenery is fantastic, the colours are awesome, and the road ends back on Hwy 163. I recommend checking out the Valley Of The Gods Website before you visit. They recommend a 'High Clearance Vehicle' but we saw people driving through in a normal family cars, you just have to take your time and be careful. Hope that this helps, have a safe journey, and take care. Best Regards Bill

Tough call. The View is in the park and several rooms face onto the iconic MV views. Goulding’s is a very short drive away. I stayed at Goulding’s in November 2019. Loved it....all good from reception to restaurant to room. I’d probably book The View if I was to go again...simply based on the view. Have a wonderful trip. It’s an amazing place.