We booked a special tour with Justin in advance of our visit in July 2009. Rather than taking a round-trip ride, we scheduled a ride for our group of seven to ride down into the canyon at White House Ruins, then ride up the canyon to Spider Rock, and then back up to the rim at Spider Rock--a four-hour ride.... more

I must agree with the previous reviewer, Adam Teller was a fabulous guide who informed and entertained in equal measure. I was impressed and would certainly recommend a personal tour with his company. more

Canyon de Chelly (pronounced 'shay') is well worth the effort for those with an interest in Native American culture and who enjoy good canyon scenery. The Grand Canyon is more dramatic. Mesa Verde has better and more accessible ruins. So if I could only pick one, this may not be the place I would choose. But what it does have... more

What an experience. We went with Adam on a tour of Canyon de Chelly m Sept. 2008. This was one of the most informative tours we have ever been on. Never boring, Adam has a way with sharing his personal stories and heritage in a way you will not forget. We learned so much. You come away wanting to know... more

Canyon de Chelly is less frequented that Grand Canyon or Monument Valley. It is however a hidden gem that beautiful and quiet landscape lovers absolutely have to visit. We drove the south rim with our car and took the short hike down the canyon to white house ruins. Didn't seem interesting to take the jeep tours. Last but not least:... more

Take the south rim tour. Rock formations and cliff dwellings can be seen at all of the viewing pull-outs. Free entrance fee. Worth the trip, but there is not much to do in the town of Chinle, AZ. more

I am so glad my neighbor told us about this, it isn't advertised anywhere and we wouldn't have known about it. This canyon is on Navajo land and you can only go into the canyon with a Navajo guide. We took the guided tour through the Thunderbird Lodge and were very pleased. Just be aware that if you spend the... more

Our family of five (kids ages 9, 11, and 15) took a four-hour ride from Totsonii Ranch to Spider Rock in June, 2009. It was a highlight of our Arizona vacation. The horses were young and agile, but extremely well trained and even the three kids, who had never been on horseback before, had no problems. Our Navajo guide, Cedric... more

When my family visited Canyon de Chelly two years ago we went on a jeep tour with Oscar Bia, owner of Canyon de Chelly Spider Rock Jeep Tour. We were enthralled with the vast knowledge of Canyon de Chelly that Oscar shared with us. A few weeks ago my son and I visited the canyon again and were excited to... more