You Won't Believe The Views You'll Find At This Incredible Airbnb In Utah
By Courtnie Erickson|Published April 03, 2024
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Courtnie Erickson
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From Southern Utah to the Panhandle in Idaho, Courtnie Erickson has lived in what she believes are the best (and the most beautiful!) areas in the country. She graduated with a journalism degree from Utah State University and has more than 15 years of professional writing experience. You’ll likely see her with a Dr. Pepper in her hand and a pair of running shoes on her feet. Courtnie is a writer and editor at OnlyInYourState.
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One thing I love about Utah is its impressive views. Whether in the mountains, surrounded by red rocks, or even in the cities, Utah has no shortage of incredible scenery to mesmerize and inspire. Monument Valley is one area of Utah that is enchanting in every way but it often doesn’t get the attention it deserves. If you have never visited this gorgeous corner of our state, now is the time, and even better, you can stay someplace unique — a traditional Navajo hogan.
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park deserves a spot on every bucket list. The landscape is breathtaking with remarkable rock formations, expansive skies, and so much more.
You will feel like you’ve stepped back in time when you stay at this unique Airbnb in Monument Valley. Outside of the home, you will experience the most remarkable red rock views that will make you feel tucked away from the world.
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The home isn’t large, but it’s perfect for time away. This is a 22-foot diameter hogan with side walls that are approximately six feet. The home is built using mud and juniper trees and is designed to keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Make sure you look up during your stay and notice the hole at the top of the dwelling. This is a traditional feature and is designed to connect you to Father Sky.
If you need some place to disconnect, this traditional Navajo dwelling will not disappoint. You’ll find areas inside the home where you can just sit back and relax …