Four Corners USA Road Trip

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The Four Corners Monument is the only place where four states meet, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah. Upon your arrival at the Four Corners … See more

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Sep 24, 2024
We took a day trip here from Moab. The drive was 2.5 hours. The drive out of Moab was scenic but when we turned off the main road there were miles & miles of barren desert. So make sure you have w… Full review by Johnny-Boricua
Sep 15, 2024
This place is the true definition of a tourist trap. They charge $8 per person and all you do is take a few photos of your party standing in four states at once. They have Native American vendors se… Full review by Bill K
Sep 9, 2024
We knew about the Four Corners monument, and we're happy to see it was along our route, but I would have been disappointed if I had gone way out of my way to see it. There were a few vendors, most se… Full review by Sherpa21711050263

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We are planning a trip to Utah. We want to fly into the closest airport to the four corners and then drive to Utah. What …
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We are planning a trip to Utah. We want to fly into the closest airport to the four corners and then drive to Utah. What else is there to see?
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North Rim of the Grand Canyon, which gets only 10% of the traffic as the main South Rim. Monument Valley of the Navajo reservation is also a must. Be advised there are long …
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North Rim of the Grand Canyon, which gets only 10% of the traffic as the main South Rim. Monument Valley of the Navajo reservation is also a must. Be advised there are long distances out in this part of the States. It's all relative.
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Planning a stop here in few weeks. Website says that of Aug 2022 there is still a face mask requirement. Can anyone …
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Planning a stop here in few weeks. Website says that of Aug 2022 there is still a face mask requirement. Can anyone confirm if this policy is still in place and if its being enforced?
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We didn’t wear masks and I do not recall anyone else wearing them.
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From the map, it looks like there may be a road/trail that loops the monument. 1) is that correct? 2) if yes, are there signs …
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From the map, it looks like there may be a road/trail that loops the monument. 1) is that correct? 2) if yes, are there signs where each state starts? 3) is the road open before/after the monument or same time as the monument?
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To my knowledge, there is no public road that loops the monument. Remember that this is on Navajo land… the general public is not permitted to travel some roads. The road is …
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To my knowledge, there is no public road that loops the monument. Remember that this is on Navajo land… the general public is not permitted to travel some roads. The road is open when the monument is open. At the monument, each state is clearly marked.
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