Zion to Monument Vally to Albuquerque to Kansas to Nashville

“Gooseneck State Park (UT) on that tribal list?”

GSP is not a Navajo Nation park and therefore not on the Nation’s list. OP indicated he wished to travel to Monument Valley which I believe is closed. Please clarify if you believe MV is open.

TenOC wrote:

dedmiston wrote:
Is Gooseneck State Park (UT) on that tribal list?

No it is a State Park $5.00 (?) per night dry camping. Free dry camping at Valley of Gods.

Thanks. I know. I was just trying to figure out what Lwiddis' point was.

dedmiston wrote:
Is Gooseneck State Park (UT) on that tribal list?

No it is a State Park $5.00 (?) per night dry camping. Free dry camping at Valley of Gods.

enblethen wrote:
Are you pulling a toad? Reason I ask there is maximum length going out east entrance of Zion. I believe it is 50 feet.
You could go east from St. George and use the east entrance on UT 9 to US 89. US 89 to US 160 near Tuba City, AZ.
You would need oversize permit to go out east entrance. Need to watch curves and narrow road in park.

In 2018 the tunnel was alternating one way for all traffic. We dry camped about 5 miles east of the entrance and drove the truck into Zion. We did see a number of RV use the tunnel without any special pass. You may want to check.

ALL parking is FULL in Zion by 9:00 AM

Is Gooseneck State Park (UT) on that tribal list?

“October 2, 2020
NAVAJO NATION TRIBAL PARKS CLOSED
WINDOW ROCK, AZ – With the Public Health Emergency Order No. 2020-024 in place and with the number of Covid-19 cases on a rise on the Navajo Nation. The Navajo Parks and Recreation Department (NNPRD) would like to announce that they will remain closed and a determination will be made if the park closures shall continue. We ask that everyone stay home, stay safe, continue to social distance and wash your hands. Your safety is our main concern.
All Navajo Tribal Parks affected by the NNPRD closure include; Four Corners Monument, Tseyi Diné Heritage Area (Canyon de chelly), Bowl Canyon-Camp Assayi, Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park, Marble Canyon, Upper/Lower Antelope Canyon, Little Colorado River Gorge, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park and Welcome Center, San Juan River (Navajo) and Window Rock Veterans Memorial Park. Which also includes, rivers, trails, canyons, historic sites and scenic roads into the tribal parks.
We look forward to seeing you in the future and ask that everyone stay protected and walk in beauty.”

https://fh-sites.imgix.net/sites/1210/2020/10/02205043/Press-Release-Final-10.2.2020.pdf

Are you pulling a toad? Reason I ask there is maximum length going out east entrance of Zion. I believe it is 50 feet.
You could go east from St. George and use the east entrance on UT 9 to US 89. US 89 to US 160 near Tuba City, AZ.
You would need oversize permit to go out east entrance. Need to watch curves and narrow road in park.

Isn’t the Navaho Nation closed with no reopening date set?