four corners monument

While there is a modest $5 charge per person, this is a must see for everyone at least once in your life. It is in the middle of nowhere and there are many Native American vendor stalls selling handmade goods. It is the point where Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado all meet together. It is worth the price to take pictures and to tell people you were in four states at one time.

I am having a hard time writing an objective review. We waited our turn to take our picture....and it was a nice monument. I wasn't crazy about the Navajo souvenir shops surrounding it. We had our 5th wheel parked on the side and we saw a brass bench mark that stated US Geological Survey, indicating the exact spot the 4 states meet....meaning the one 150 yards is false?!I will say it is one of the few things I enjoyed the pictures on the computer better than the experience itself.I guess..... if you are driving by it...maybe stop....but tourist trap comes to mind!

The drive to visit the site is also a part of the experience. Beautiful views. When you arrive at the location you walk into an octagon open type structure where around the outer wall you have vendors with their artwork. Everyone stands on ground zero to take their picture. Simple fun.

I guess the only reason to visit Four Corners is to say that you have been to four states at once. It's a good experience but it's not a place one would want to visit more than once. We went in February when there weren't many visitors, so that was good for taking pictures, but on the other hand most of the native art stalls were closed. Those that were open had some very nice artwork for sale. We enjoyed the visit.

So yes, it's in the middle of nowhere. And not the most advanced place around. But if you are anywhere close, you have to stop in so you can say you were in 4 states at once. We hit here as part of a trip to Monument Valley. $20 for 4 of us to get in, right off the main road. they have the monument surrounded by stalls for the vendors, which in mid February were about 25% occupied.So it's a good way to kill an hour... and you get some great photos.

My wife and I had both been to the 4 corners when we were kids and thought it was awesome. We took out kids to the Sand Dunes and Mesa Verde and decided we would make the trek down so they could be in 4 states at once. The 4 corners is still really need but now you pay to get in and you need cash! The Navajo nation now runs the 4 corners and has turned it into a flea market. You will wait in line to take a picture (ah hour in the desert) while your family shops ! The items that are sold are authentic and reasonably priced. Make sure you have cash a d a lot.of time. If you have never gone its worth the trip if you have been don't do back.

The place itself is just in the middle of the desert. But the experience itself is something everyone should do. The coolest thing being at 4 places at once. One step over and you're in Utah, Arizona, Colorado or New Mexico. We really loved the experience!

The Four Corners marker was well done, but the marker is surrounded by a compound comprised of shabby vendor booths used by the Navajo selling souvenirs. I was disappointed that the venue did not reflect the real status due a National Monument.

It was a little out of the way but it was a must see. Where else can you be in 4 states at one time. Little to touristy but to be expected.

"Been there done that" is all I can say really. Why there is a charge to go around market stalls beats me, yes there are overheads in the upkeep of the area however that should be met by the stall holders. The brass plaque in the middle is a photo opportunity but that's about it

Thoroughly enjoyable. The Native Americans were very friendly and very interesting to talk to. Good were very reasonably priced to be handmade. I understand it is not for everyone, but if you are interested in Native American history and culture I would definitely recommend it.

I think they charge too much, but it does let you stand in 4 states at once. The only place in the US where 4 states meet (AZ, NM, CO and UT)

Neat little place! Everyone is patient to wait their turn to be in all four states at once! There are plenty of Native American Venders for purchasing SW items.

The monument is very nice and well taken care of. Plenty of seating. There are booths all the way around for Native Americans to sell their goods. Not much in the way of shade. I recommend going in the winter when it's in the 50s. There aren't many people and it's much better. If you go in the summer, be warned it's HOT and there's almost no shade. It is in the middle of nowhere, but the drive is beautiful and for us at least was on the way to where we were going. Entrance was $5/person, Young children are free. Parking is dirt.

This is now one more spot I can remove from my bucket list. The road leading to and going from the Four Corners is littered with beer bottles for miles. The entrance is well marked. The cost is $5.00 per person to get in. Parking is just dirt lots. Okay when dry but a mess when wet. The 'restrooms' are outhouses without locks. A note on the doors say 'knock before opening'. The monument itself is done rather nicely. Beautiful red and black stone, raised platforms, seating. The area is surrounded by selling booths for Native American goods.