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Four Corners Monument, Teec Nos Pos

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Monument Landmark

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The only place in the United States where four states intersect as one point, Four Corners Monument was originally marked in 1912 with a simple cement pad. The monument has since been renovated and now features a granite and brass pad that is decorated with flags from each state. Stand and take a photo at the crossroad. Or visit the demonstration center with Navajo artisans and pick up handmade jewelry and crafts. You'll have the opportunity to sample traditional Navajo food at nearby vendors. Take water with you--there is no running water or electricity at this site. Make Four Corners Monument a centerpiece of your Teec Nos Pos vacation itinerary, and find what else is worth visiting using our Teec Nos Pos day trip planner.

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• By ElsaCL

  It was an exciting idea to visit but aside from the corners of four States’ boundaries situated here, there is nothing appealing sightseeing-wise. There is no vegetation. Hot! The entrance fee per per...  more »

• By Sharen Chew H

  If your main purpose for going is because of the uniqueness of saying you've been somewhere that four states meet & having your picture taken there, this is your destination. It is WAY out in the midd...  more »

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• By Daniel Garcia

  It's a nice spot to visit only if you are passing through the area; definitely not a destination. This is more of a tourist trap and bragging rights sort of thing as there are no nice views available from this specific location. The Four Corners marker is surrounded by small arts and crafts stands, thus if you're interested in that this is definitely a good spot to shop some variety. As I mentioned before, if you're on a road trip and are passing through and have the time, consider visiting, else skip it and make better use of your time by visiting nearby scenic or cultural locations such as Mesa Verde National Park or Ship Rock.

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• By Trish Vallely

  For the nerd in all of us, who doesn't like being in 4 states at one time? We had fun and checked that spot off of the bucket list. 😀 The Navajo woman whom we purchased a Christmas tree ornament from was the friendliest and shared great stories of how their families learn the trade and pass on to current generations. Very fascinating.

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