U.S. – Canyon de Chelly, Navajo National Monument, Hubbell Trading Post and Four Corners Monument are finally reopened to the public after being closed for more than a year due to the pandemic.
Circumstances may change and other guidance may be issued, as a part of the Navajo Nation’s COVID-19 reopening plan, attractions and businesses on the reservation are now open at 50% capacity. Masks must be worn indoors, in all public areas and on all guided tours.
Canyon de Chelly’s visitor centre, picnic area, restrooms and park store are open. Three-hour guided tours of the canyon can be booked. No all-day or overnight tours are available as of now.
Thunderbird Lodge and Cottonwood Campground are open at 50% capacity. Cottonwood has 45 sites available. All are first-come, first-served, and no water or hookups are available.
The North Rim and South Rim scenic drives are open; their overlooks are at 50% capacity. The White House overlook and trail are closed.
The trading post, outdoor areas, visitor centre and portable toilets are open.
The Sandal, Canyon View and Upper Aspen trails are open for hiking. No guided hikes are offered, and Keet Seel and Betatakin visits are discontinued.
The park store is open, as is the Sunset View Campground. It has 31 sites and camping is free. Drinking water is available; RV hookups are not. The Canyon View Campground remains closed.
Four Corners Monument is where four states meet: Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah. Masks are required at this outdoor location.
