The Navajo lived in an area today known as the Four Corners, where Utah, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico meet. They called Monument Valley Tsé Bii Ndzisgaii, or “Clearing Among the Rock ...

Southeast Utah is interesting because it’s not ... As you travel from Arches National Park down to Bluff and then onto ...

Located on the border of Utah and Arizona, 285 mi/460 km southeast of Salt Lake City, the stark landscape of Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park is what most of us imagine the West to look like—gr ...

Then there's the photograph on this page, made in 1979: a lone woman sits on a tree branch in a desolate precinct of Monument Valley, near the border of Arizona and Utah. She—not the landscape ...

On the Arizona/Utah border in the northeastern part of the state, this stark landscape is what most of us imagine the western U.S. to look like—grand mesas, buttes, canyons and needlelike formati ...