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.
Monument Valley
Four Corners Road Trip: Seven Days Along the Trail of the Ancients
This Four Corners road trip follows Trail of the Ancients, a National Scenic Byway for archaeological sites in Cortez, Mesa Verde, Hovenweep, and more
Four Corners Road Trip: Three Days in the Spring
This Four Corners road trip includes stops at Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Canyon de Chelly with camping options.
The Ultimate Guide to Exploring Four Corners: A Bucket List of Things to Do
Explore the Four Corners region with our ultimate guide! Dive into outdoor adventures, historical sites, and cultural experiences.
Monument Valley — Its Images Defined the “American West”
The Four Corners region is home to numerous Dark Sky Parks and other locations where stargazing is stellar. We tell you where to visit and share tips on getting your best views of celestial bodies.
Five Places to Explore the Fascinating Geology of the Four Corners
Exploring the Four Corners’ geology offers a glimpse into Earth’s deep history. From Shiprock’s volcanic remnants to Monument Valley’s iconic buttes, the region’s vivid landscapes are shaped by millennia of geologic forces. Canyon de Chelly’s ancient dwellings, Sleeping Ute Mountain’s striking silhouette, and Mesa Verde’s cliff dwellings further highlight the area’s rich geological and cultural tapestry. This journey through time reveals nature’s artistry and humankind’s enduring connection to these lands.