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Monument Valley would be worth a detour, not sure if an overnight would be necessary. For context, my husband liked to say that I would travel any distance to look at a pile of rocks. There are obviously many other attractions between Phoenix and Santa Fe, perhaps you’ve already traveled through the area and seen some of those.
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I think so. But make sure it really is open for tours or drive through. If it's closed, then it probably isn't worth high lodging prices in the immediate area, or even a detour.
The cities in the immediate area such as Kayenta and Tuba City aren't that nice. If you aren't going to be able to visit (given the high corona rates in the Navajo Nation) I would focus on other places to visit between Phoenix and Santa Fe. Depending on the month and the rest of your itinerary..
The cities in the immediate area such as Kayenta and Tuba City aren't that nice. If you aren't going to be able to visit (given the high corona rates in the Navajo Nation) I would focus on other places to visit between Phoenix and Santa Fe. Depending on the month and the rest of your itinerary..
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Both Acoma Pueblo and Monument Valley are currently closed due to COVID restrictions. Here is how to check their status:
https://navajonationparks.org/genera...ley-admission/
Pueblo of Acoma.
https://navajonationparks.org/genera...ley-admission/
Pueblo of Acoma.
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