The Native American story of the Four Corners is much older than the borders on today’s maps.
Native American History
Inside Blue Rain Gallery: Indigenous Art in Durango
Blue Rain Gallery’s Durango location presents contemporary Native American art in painting, pottery, sculpture, works on paper, katsina carving, mixed media, and studio glass. Individual pieces change, but the gallery’s Indigenous art program gives Four Corners visitors access to artists connected to several tribal nations and artistic practices.
Bears Ears National Monument: Treasure of Ancient Landscapes
Bears Ears National Monument encompasses 1.36 million acres of protected wilderness in southeastern Utah, renowned for its dramatic sandstone canyons, dark skies, and Indigenous history.
Zion National Park Travel Guide
Zion National Park is one of the most visited outdoor destinations in the American Southwest, known for the sheer Navajo sandstone cliffs of Zion Canyon and famous trails like Angels Landing.
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park: 2026 Travel Guide
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park is one of the most striking and culturally significant destinations in the American Southwest because it pairs millions of years of monumental geology with a living indigenous history.
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.








