A popular filming location for many western motion pictures, especially those by director John Ford, Monument Valley even has a location in the park named "John Ford Point." Many people mistakenly think that Monument Valley is a national park, but it is actually a Navajo Park controlled and operated by the Navajo Nation. Photos of the park’s world-famous panoramic views can be taken from the parking lot of the visitor center. Or for a more in-depth experience of the entire park, take a tour with a Navajo guide. You can explore Monument Valley and the Four Corners region by renting and driving an @AlamoRentACar from Durango, CO or Flagstaff, AZ. #AlamoDriveHappy #MoreMemoriesPerGetaway #ad (at Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park)

A slot canyon located on Navajo land outside of Page, Arizona, Antelope Canyon may be one of the most photogenic places in the United States, if not the entire world. The light inside the canyon is simply incredible, and it is one of the few places where you want to photograph in the middle of the day when the sun is highest so you can capture the sun rays coming straight down. You can get to Page, AZ by renting and driving your @AlamoRentACar from Durango, CO or Flagstaff, AZ. While in Page, you can also explore Glen Canyon and the majestic Horseshoe Bend in the Colorado River. #AlamoDriveHappy #MoreMemoriesPerGetaway #ad #arizona #antelopecanyon #navajo (at Antelope Canyon)

Zion National Park is the one of the top attractions in Utah. Originally popularized and named by Mormon settlers in the region, today it is one of the most-visited national parks in the U.S. Zion Valley features some of the most stunning scenery you will find anywhere in the National Park system, including Angel’s Landing, the Great White Throne, Observation Point, and Cathedral Mountain. Fly into Las Vegas, book your @AlamoRentACar and drive approximately three hours north to explore everything Zion has to offer. 

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Though one of the smaller national parks in the United States, Bryce Canyon National Park is certainly one of the most inspiring. Technically speaking, Bryce Canyon isn't a canyon at all, but a natural amphitheater. The hoodoos in the amphitheater are erosional formations, which you can walk through on the many trails in the park. Sunrise in Bryce Canyon just might be the most spectacular in the National Park system. Rent a car from @AlamoRentACar and drive to Bryce Canyon from Las Vegas, NV or Flagstaff, AZ. #AlamoDriveHappy #MoreMemoriesPerGetaway #ad #nps101 #utah #brycecanyon #nps101 #nationalparks (at Bryce Canyon National Park)