| Facilities: Navajo National Monument provides restrooms nearby. Reservations: Reservations are not accepted for Navajo National Monument. Best Time To Visit: Navajo National Monument is open all year 8 am to 5 pm. Fees: No fees are charged. Accessibility: The Sandal Trail to the Betatakin Overlook is paved and accessible to wheelchairs; its steepness means that manual wheelchairs will need assistance for the return trip. The visitor center has automatic doors and is wheelchair-accessible. One site at Sunset View Campground is specially paved for wheelchair access. The visitor center has a computer with an interactive journey for people with sight and hearing impairments; those who cannot walk to the sites will enjoy this, too, as will people who speak German and Japanese.Rules: Unknown Directions: To reach Navajo National Monument from Page, go south on Humphreys Street for less than 0.1 miles. Turn left onto US-66 for 4 miles. Continue onto I-40 for 0.1 miles. Continue onto US-89 for 62.4. Turn right onto Navajo Trail for 10.2 miles. Turn left onto Main Street for 0.6 miles. From Tuba City, take U.S. Highway 160, 50 miles. Turn north onto a 10-mile paved road, Arizona 564, to the Visitor Center. | 
