In 1958, the council voted to set aside 29,817 acres of Monument Valley as the first-ever tribal park, to be run by Navajo on the national park model, and allocated $275,000 to upgrade roads and ...

Located on the border of Utah and Arizona, 285 mi/460 km southeast of Salt Lake City, the stark landscape of Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park is what most of us imagine the West to look like—gr ...

The American West's must-visit national parks and monuments ... cake when it comes to iconic Western scenery is Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park right at the Utah–Arizona border.

On the Arizona/Utah border in the northeastern part of the state, this stark landscape is what most of us imagine the western U.S. to look like—grand mesas, buttes, canyons and needlelike formati ...