📜 Landmark marking the quadripoint of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. 🔍 Site of historical surveying controversies, officially recognized since 1925. Maintained by Navajo Nation Parks and Recreation.# Why Go📸 Unique photo opportunity to stand in four states at once🎨 Browse authentic Native American arts and crafts from local vendors🍽️ Enjoy traditional Navajo foods like frybread and Navajo tacos🏛️ Learn about regional native cultures and history at the onsite visitor center🌄 Experience scenic drives on the Colorado Plateau# Why Avoid⚠️ Geographic accuracy has been debated, though officially settled💰 Entrance fee required for access🗺️ Remote location with limited services# Tips🐕 Dogs are allowed only in the parking area, except for service animals⛽ Trading post nearby for groceries and gas🍞 Try the fry bread at Grandma's🗓️ Check hours as they vary by season and holidaysBe respectful of tribal regulations during your visit# Cost💰 $8 per person entrance fee.# Hours🕒 Daily, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Winter hours apply from October 1st. Closed on major holidays.