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Scheduled Trips

Description

Individuals or groups of 9 or less may sign up for our pre-arranged trips. The total group size for each scheduled trip is from 5 to 25 people. Trip activities are led by official Navajo Canyon de Chelly residents guides and include:

  • Daily hikes to see rock art, ruins and the beautiful canyon vistas
  • Campfire storytelling
  • Cultural demonstrations such as Dine traditional hair knot & stick dice game
  • Navajo traditional songs and dance (available for trips of 10 or more people)

Rate: $800/person. Tents and sleeping bags are available for rent

Note: Price discounts to standard prices may apply for schools and non-profits. Please contact us for details.

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There are no scheduled dates yet for 2010. We would be delighted to work with you to arrange a Custom Trip that meets your needs. Custom trips are available through November

Please note: contact Footpath Journeys at 928-724-3366 for scheduling of horse tours.

Trip Planning Tips
When planning your trip to this area, you may want to take into account other events that are going on at this time such as the Navajo Nation Fair which is usually held September 3 - 7. Please check their website for the exact dates. It is the largest Indian fair in the Southwest. The fair usually features a PRCA rodeo, carnival, traditional Navajo song and dance, midway, arts and crafts sales, and fireworks. It's held about an hour from Canyon de Chelly and makes a great way to start or end your trip to the canyon area.

After you enjoy the canyon, you have a chance to see many Native American tribes from both North and South America at the world renowned Gallup Indian Ceremonial located 1.5 hours or 112 miles from the Canyon de Chelly national monument. The Gallup Indian Ceremonial dates are usually held in early August. Please check their website for the latest dates.

You may also want to take time to visit the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park with it's famous landscapes before or after your canyon stay.

We look forward to meeting you and sharing our life in the Canyon and learning more about yours.

 


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White House Ruins

Spider Rock in Winter