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The Stagecoach Spires are a few miles north of where the Stagecoach film was made; they are in the far north of Monument Valley.
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Butte near Monument Pass and U.S. Route 163 in the far north of Monument Valley. It is named after the famous Mormon leader, Brigham Young.
Mesa that can be seen from the Monument Valley Visitor Center; most of the mesa is in Utah, but a small southern section of it is in Arizona. Sentinel Mesa is particularly dramatic because it is such a large mesa in an area of Monument Valley where mesas are few and far between.
This is the northernmost of the Monument Valley mesas. It is next to Sitting Hen and is near Brigham's Tomb, putting it within view of Monument Pass.
Probably the most recognizable feature in Monument Valley and Western films, along with the other Mitten. It is the larger of the two mittens, but is farther away from the park headquarters than the West Mitten.
Probably also the most recognizable feature in Monument Valley and Western films. You can get a fairly close-up view of this mitten from the Wildcat Trail, which goes in a loop around the West Mitten.
This butte is named after a miner in the area who died while mining. He worked with Mitchell, who also got an outcrop named after him.