Four Corners Monument, Teec Nos Pos

It’s changed considerably over the years but now, even with paid admission ($5 per person), is a still very cool. Nowhere else in our fine country can you stand in 4 states simultaneously. A wild and wonderful feeling. And if you have any native heritage or interest it’s especially enjoyable. Local vendors on site selling an array of native crafts and jewelry. Vendors are super friendly and I enjoyed several nice conversations about the history of the place and surrounding country with them.

I came here on a cold January day. The spot is a must see, it's pretty cool to be able to stand in 4 states at once. Even though it was the off-season there were still a half-dozen or so shops open. Just as cool as the 4-state-intersection is the handmade ( I have to day the craftsmanship was stunning) crafts sold here. The shop-keepers were friendly and helpful. Among the wares were Beautiful trinkets, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, dream-catchers, letter openers, and wall magnets made of precious metals and stones just to name a few. The food trucks did not show signs of being open for business but I was there between 9 and 10. There were also a few short hikes on site that I did not have time for. I'll be back for sure.