On the hike, you will experience the splendor of Canyon de Chelly’s wildlife and plants in their natural habitat. We offer Canyon de Chelly tours. Canyon de Chelly is a National Monument, but it is also part of the Navajo Nation and home to over 200 Diné (Navajo) families. Accessibility to the park is limited without an authorized Navajo guide. On our tours, you will camp on our family's land and
take day trips with us out to see the canyon. We believe that walking is the best way to see the canyon, so we named our company Footpath Journeys of Canyon de Chelley. You will experience the splendor of the canyon's wildlife and plants in their natural habitat. Many opportunities for thrilling, panoramic photographs abound on the canyon rim or deep within it's walls. At night we will sleep under the timeless stars as they shine on the rainbow world of the Diné (Navajo). As we hike the canyon trails, we'll hear many stories such as the Twins that visited their father, the Sun and the Celebration of Baby's First Laugh. Past and present are interwoven in the canyon. It is home to modern Diné and we'll pass hogans, sweat lodges and sheep as well as explore the vast richness of the many ancient ruins nestled in the canyon walls. Most unaccessible to visitors without a guide. We'll make fry bread together and sit around the campfire in the evenings enjoying stories and laughter under the stars. What You'll See
Rock Art
Cliff Dwellings & Ruins
Purchasing Arts & Crafts
