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The cities in the Four Corners area each offer a unique blend of small-town charm and economic vitality, making them attractive destinations for visitors and residents alike. Each city’s local businesses range from small, family-owned shops to a variety of restaurants that showcase regional flavors and cuisine to hotels and other accommodations. Your support of local businesses in Cortez or Durango, Colorado, or Farmington, New Mexico, helps sustain the unique character and economy of each city in the area. Explore what the cities of the Four Corners have to offer today!

Mesa Verde Country

Mesa Verde Country is the engine that drives tourism into and through the greater Four Corners region, with an emphasis on responsible visitation and sustainable tourism.

Brown’s Shoe Fit CO.

Whether you are looking to upgrade your style or need a sturdy boot to protect your toes at work, Brown’s has the right fit for you! Visit us today to see our broad selection in person and do your feet a favor, you deserve it

Wade Agency

The Wade Agency is your premier local insurance agency serving the Four Corners region in partnership with American Family Insurance. From auto and recreational vehicle coverage to home, farm/ranch, business, and life insurance, we've got you covered! Our team is licensed in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Nevada, with...

Gable House

The Gable House is great for family gatherings, getaways, ski trips, and the fall color experience. We also make the perfect stay if you're doing business here in Durango. Whether it's a workshop or company retreat, we offer high-speed internet, a common room for meetings, and private areas.

Raindrops of the Four Corners

Welcome to Raindrops of the Four Corners, your one-stop destination for all things cozy and luxurious! Dive into relaxation with our premium selection of hot tubs, perfect for unwinding after a long day.

San Juan Regional Medical Center

San Juan Regional Medical Center (SJRMC) has been providing quality personalized healthcare as the region’s only community owned and operated hospital since 1910 – before New Mexico was even a state.

Tico Time River Front RV Resort

74 Acre Riverfront Paradise RV Park & Resort on the Animas River. Located 20 minutes south of Durango, Colorado. Enjoy camping right by the river, giving you beautiful views and plenty of fresh air.

Amplified Therapy

Amplified Therapy, a family-run business established in 2013, delivers accessible, high-quality pediatric healthcare to children in rural areas across New Mexico. This goal drives all their decisions, and they continuously work to achieve it. They offer the best care to children in New Mexico’s local communities.

International Folk Art Market

Created in 2004 by Judith Espinar, Thomas Aageson, Charlene Cernyand and Charmay Allred, the mission of the International Folk Art Market is to create economic opportunities for and with folk artists worldwide who celebrate and preserve folk art traditions.

Kiddie Kamp Daycare

With two locations which opened in 2007 and 2008, Kiddie Kamp, Inc., located in Farmington and Aztec, has worked to benefit families in the Four Corners ever since while providing a nurturing environment.

Mesa Verde Motel

In the historic town of Mancos, Colorado, Mesa Verde Motel is located just 7 miles from the entrance to Mesa Verde National Park, right in the heart of the Southwest Four Corners area.

Fly High Adventure Park

Fly High Adventure Park is the ultimate party hotspot for kids, serving up epic memories that last a lifetime! From kiddos to grown-ups, everyone can live it up at Fly High.

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11 Things to Know About Rural Living

If the idea of "getting away from it all" appeals to you, rural living might be the perfect fit. Offering more privacy, less stress, and a closer connection to nature, rural areas like Cortez, Colorado, present a tranquil alternative to the hustle and bustle of city life.
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Sleeping Ute Mountain: The Legend Investigated

If you scan the horizon while traveling in southwestern Colorado, it's easy to see the prominent peak, Sleeping Ute Mountain, in the distance. Visible from as far away as 50 miles, including parts of Mesa Verde National Park, this unique mountain can easily be seen west of Cortez, Colorado, a little more than 11 miles away.
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5+ Healthy Things to Do in Cortez, Colorado

Just because you’re going on vacation doesn’t mean you have to abandon your healthy lifestyle. With a bit of planning, it’s possible to find vacation locales that will support your ongoing good habits, or help you create new ones.
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7+ Healthy Durango, Colorado, Things to Do

Are you visiting southwest Colorado? Whether for vacation, business, or just passing through, there's no need to leave behind your healthy habits. In fact, visiting a new place is often the perfect opportunity to break old habits and embrace new, healthier routines.
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Planning Your Visit to the Four Corners Region

When visiting the Four Corners region of the U.S. there’s so much to see and do, it’s a matter of figuring out how long your visit will last, when you plan to visit, and what your interests are. Assuming you’ll have at least a week to explore, we’ll help you plan your trip.
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2024 International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe

If you’re looking for a fun day trip from the Four Corners area, don’t miss the famous International Folk Art Market (IFAM), which will be celebrating its 20th anniversary July 11–14, 2024, at the Railyard Park in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The festivities will kick off on Wednesday, July 10, at the Railyard Water Tower with a free community celebration and artist procession. For ticketing information, go to folkartmarket.org/tickets.
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Four Corners Road Trip: Two Days in Winter

For this Four Corners road trip, we’ll assume you’re standing at the Four Corners National Monument. It’s winter, and you have two days to go exploring. You’ll start by heading east on US 160 towards Durango.
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5 Reasons to Try the Bed and Breakfast Experience

Bed and breakfasts are often set in a family home, where guests are welcomed for short stays. This differs from the cookie-cutter, more commercial accommodations of hotels, where rooms are tasteful but not unique, and interactions with staff are polite but less personal. 
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Living Your Best Life in Four Corners

Durango is the largest of the two communities and a great hub to jump off to Telluride, Ouray, Silverton, Pagosa Springs, and Alamosa. Durango offers something for everyone in the…
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Jump into Fun at Fly High Trampoline Park

A soft, bouncy floor makes lots of activities more fun. Whether you’re jumping, doing gymnastic flips, or playing a game like trampoline basketball or dodgeball, add an extra dimension of fun with your friends or family at a trampoline park.
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More than Mesa Verde: 17 Unmissable Things to Do in Cortez, Colorado

Of course, Mesa Verde National Park is reason enough to travel to this part of the Four Corners area. But there are plenty of other things to do in Cortez, Colorado, too, beyond just Mesa Verde.  Whether dining at top-notch restaurants and breweries, enjoying scenic hikes, or engaging with local artistry, our guide serves as your gateway to the popular attractions this southwest corner of Colorado has to offer.
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A Complete Guide to Wildlife Viewing in the Four Corners

Wildlife viewing opportunities abound, and some of the animals you can spot here aren't seen in many other places. With the wide open spaces found in this part of the country, animals still have room to roam and have adapted to the ecosystems found here.
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The 3 Life-Giving Rivers of Farmington, NM

Farmington, New Mexico, sits at the confluence of three rivers that both provided its early name (Totah, or “Among the Waters” in Navajo) as well as its first industry.
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El Malpais Community Arts Program

The  Public Lands Interpretive Association (PLIA), a nonprofit, is teaming up with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Rio Puerco Field Office to enhance the El Malpais National Conservation Area through the El Malpais Community Arts Initiative.
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Essential Safety Tips for Exploring the Great Outdoors

If the majestic landscapes of New Mexico's mountains, rivers, and lakes are calling, the Public Lands Interpretive Association (PLIA) is dedicated to ensuring your adventures in the Land of Enchantment are both enjoyable and safe.
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Whiptail Trails Club — Helping Students Discover Nature

In this digital age, where everyone, including young people, carries a smartphone and spends several hours daily in front of a screen, the importance of introducing young people to the joys of outdoor activities is paramount.
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The Charm of Farmington, New Mexico

Farmington, New Mexico, is a community in the Four Corners region. With its stunning landscapes, recreational venues, and friendly locals, it can be easy to overlook the people who are working to improve the health of this community of close to 50,000 residents. 
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