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Sandstone Tours offers sunset and sunrise tours of Monument Valley and Mystery Valley as well as a variety of other affordable tours ranging from 1½ to 6 hours. Tour the valley with a local Navajo guide and enjoy several scenic stops along the way.
The name "Big Hogan" comes from the arch's appearance, which is similar to that of hogans. Hogans are a round type of building regularly seen in the Navajo Nation. "Big Hogan" used to be a gathering place for Indians, and was good for the traditional Navajo music because of the arch echoes.
A sand dune is right next to the arch.
There is a large arch in one of the canyons near the Gouldings Lodge. Several trails lead to the area.
This arch is part of a rock formation that is south of Big Hogan and Sun's Eye.
This arch is next to Big Hogan. Moccasin Arch is in a smaller cave than Big Hogan; however, its arch is more pronounced.
This arch is unique because you can see the arch from a rock formation below it.