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No admission feeView a volcanic rock pinnacle that rises about 1,583 feet from the desert floor of the Navajo Nation.

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Stand in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah at once on the granite and bronze marker of this Navajo Tribal Park.
NM-597, off US-160 · Teec Nos Pos, AZ
Four Corners Monument marks the only point in the United States shared by four states. A granite disk with a bronze center sits ringed by state seals and flags, and visitors line up to place a hand or foot in each state for a photo. The Navajo Nation runs the site as a tribal park, and Navajo vendors sell handmade jewelry and traditional foods around the plaza. Services are limited nearby, and National Park passes are not accepted.
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