Bicentennial Highway
Four Corners Monument, UT
Visit one of the most unique landmarks in the country -- the only place where four states (Utah, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico) meet at a common point. The monument dates from 1912, but the surveys to establish the state lines began in 1868 in Colorado, 1878 in Utah and New Mexico, and 1901 in Arizona.
A new interpretive center is slated to be completed by 2006. Native American craftspeople sell their wares at the monument along with traditional Navajo foods.
Photo Credits
- Public domain. Photo courtesy of Utah's Canyon Country Visitor Services
Quick Facts
- Location:
Along US-160 at the intersection of the four states; the monument is located in the desert on the Navajo Indian Reservation.
- N 36.999° W 109.045° [?]
- Hours of Operation:
Hours vary by season. See website for more details.
Local Information
- Utah! Travel and Adventure:
- This site gives a general overview of what a traveler can expect to see and do as he/she visits the Four Corners National Monument.
