Duration
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Guided tour
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Guided horseback ride led by a Navajo Wrangler, with permit fees and sales tax included for a seamless experience.
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Discover Horseshoe Bend’s dramatic landscapes while learning about Navajo culture and traditions along the trail.
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Wrangler assistance throughout ensures comfort and safety, with water and a first aid kit provided for peace of mind.
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Explore the Navajo Nation’s stunning scenery on horseback, guided by locals who know the land’s stories and secrets.
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Small touches like a mini trash bag help keep the trail pristine for future explorers.
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Guided horseback tour by Navajo Wrangler
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Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation permit fee
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Wrangler assistance
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First aid kit
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Mini trash bag
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A water bottle
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Food and beverages
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Baggage handling
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Tips
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You can cancel these tickets up to 4 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Saddle up for a 1-hour guided horseback ride to Horseshoe Bend, led by a Navajo Wrangler on Navajo Nation lands.
Getting started
Arrive at the tour office 15 minutes before your scheduled ride for check-in and a brief introduction by your Navajo Wrangler. After a quick safety overview, you’ll receive your essentials—water, a mini trash bag, and a first aid kit- before mounting up and heading out on the trail.
What to expect
Horseshoe Bend Trail Ride
This experience takes you through the heart of the Navajo Nation, the largest federally recognized Indian Tribe in the U.S., where Diné culture and traditions are still actively practiced. The trail winds through lands historically grazed by the Yazzie family, who continue to maintain their traditional way of life in this region.
Features
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Guided horseback tour: Ride with a skilled Navajo Wrangler who shares insights into local culture and the significance of horseback riding in Dine ceremonies.
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Scenic Horseshoe Bend views: Enjoy panoramic vistas of the iconic Horseshoe Bend, a natural marvel shaped by the Colorado River.
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Cultural immersion: Learn about the history of the Navajo Nation and the enduring traditions of the Yazzie family, whose roots in the area date back to the late 19th century.
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Family-friendly adventure: Suitable for ages 3 to 99, with safety measures and wrangler assistance provided throughout the journey.
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What to bring
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Pack a hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent for a comfortable ride.
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Carry a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated.
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Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothes and closed-toe shoes suitable for riding.
What’s not allowed
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Guests weighing more than 250 pounds cannot participate for safety reasons.
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Large luggage, suitcases, or bulky bags are not permitted.
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Food and alcohol are not allowed during the ride.
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Pets are not permitted, except certified service animals.
Accessibility
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This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
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Participants should be able to mount and dismount a horse with minimal help.
Additional information
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Arrive at least 15 minutes early at the tour office (Google Coordinates: 36.868461, -111.504272).
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Suitable for ages 3 to 99.
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Tours are led in English by an experienced Navajo wrangler.
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Cancellations must be made more than 3 days in advance; a 6% non-refundable booking fee applies.
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Tips for your guide are optional and not included.
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As this is an outdoor experience, check the weather and dress accordingly.
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- Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
- Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.
- Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
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