Four Corners National Monument - Middle of Navajo Nation

[@lutherlutes7568]

Thanks Sarah, Went there 50-60 years ago when it was just the circle and none of the surroundings that are there now! Wow!

[@dominicchavez3955]

Grew up in the 4 corners area. I can think on 1000 things locally that I would rather do. But if you have to experience the novelty of it, more power to you.

[@tubehound8]

Thank you Sarah for taking the heat and sharing a unique spot on the map. Stay safe

[@FishMH]

There is something hopeful about driving down the high way with blue Sky's and big billowing clouds. Thank you for a chance to enjoy the natural, good world we'll sleep well tonight.

[@shaneabrahamson8732]

Visited 5 years ago. I enjoyed it.

[@retroradio2277]

The sky is so beautiful there! Like a John Ford western film.

[@chrisblack8390]

The over look was way better than the center. Thanks for hikin out there in that heat. Sky an clouds were just beautiful! Peace

[@staceyeulberg3630]

The clouds were beautiful. You have inspired me to drive more.

[@VintageOverlandAdventures]

That was a good one Sara! Thanks for melting for all of us. At least Utah kept you a little shaded on your walkabout! Peace

[@johnhipp8267]

Good afternoon Sarah, I hope all is going well for you. Thanks again for all your work on these great videos. 4.76 a gallon here.

[@MOTrav]

It’s an out of the way place, but interesting to visit at least once. Hope you enjoyed your outing for the day!

[@gmpny3945]

Thank you for sharing this. I drove from NY to AZ back in the 80s and stopped there on the way back home. It looks so different now.

[@bigiron8831]

Rode my Harley there three years ago.... Just like Niagara Falls at least I can say I was there but doubt very seriously that I would go back. Stay safe out there Sarah and thanks again for all your great videos. P.S. happy b-day to the lil one.

[@trex8et198]

Thanks for the fuel report. Seriously though, there are many sites in the west to see. I was 8 when Mom took us to the Four Corner's region. Then it was just a concrete marker with metal road barriers. I remember a Native Trading Post near by. There truly is Enchantment, just tune into it.

[@debbiemclaughlin3460]

Sure have fancied that up since I was there in 1991. Wow. It's amazing.

[@arnenelson4495]

ALWAYS wanted to see this, Thank You!

[@debbiemclaughlin3460]

Haven't been there since 1991. But I loved it and I got a beautiful turquoise necklace. I love places like that.

[@GC-bd8zu]

I've only been to the 4 corners once, but have no pics of the place. Thanks to you I have a video refresher & I love this video!

[@earlc8440]

Way different than it was in the 60s glad to see it agen thanks Sarah

[@garyschlagel995]

ALWAYS LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!

[@williamdavis8161]

Wow! Has been developed a lot since I was there. Had it to myself then.

[@kappy1123]

People are on camera 🎥 pretty much from the time they leave their driveways in the morning until they return home and everything in between wether they know it or not and even then,there’s Google Earth so if you don’t want to be on camera/surveillance,hide under a rock🪨!! And in most states,there is NO expectation of privacy in a public setting but yet,when people see you with a camera,they freak!! Oblivious of the fact that unless you’re inside your home/bathroom,you’re on candid camera! That includes ALL municipalities,federal buildings,post offices,and even private entities,Home Depot,Lowes,Walmart right down to your local grocery store ect.…there are eyes in the skies,EVERYWHERE and yet,many will have a meltdown because you have a camera in your hand! SMDH🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️!!! Keep your amazing videos coming Jeepsy and thank you for allowing me to tag along on your adventures!!👍✌️😎

[@soonerjhtravels]

Nice! stay hydrated!

[@josephaudino]

4 states huh, lucky you...lol. I've been there and it was packed. But it was beautiful. Have a great day and tell the little little one that I hope to see her.

[@toddreddington9673]

And alway's worth the drive ~

[@jerrys9226]

I went there in 2018 with my daughter and it was a long drive out into the middle of nowhere. I remember the Navajo charged 10.00 at the gate to get in.

[@84CJ7]

Sarah very nice great job thanks.

[@awesomearizona-dino]

Thank you Sarah, ive never been there, with my 35 years in AZ, i gotta get out more.

[@ralphpatrick3071]

Well, you can check that one off your bucket list..

[@CowpoteAdventures]

I was there about 10 years ago Cortez was a nice town also nice town also go to Durango they have that train you would like it very very much the narrow gauge train well done

[@OU-tn4nt]

I've been there a few times you can put a foot in each State in a matter of minutes. Great video Sarah and thanks for sharing..

[@giannavlogs6009]

Hello, new sub here and I have been enjoying your adventures! I’m not originally from GA but lived there for several years and it’s a very special place. This also looks like a very beautiful and spiritual spot. I know what you mean about the crowds though, I like to enjoy these kinda places in peace and quiet. Safe travels to you and little Miss Georgia.

[@tallicafan85]

Was thinking of stopping there when I visit fam in santa fe. I like to see places in the off seasons when its not busy

[@westerleighwerek1493]

Lovely video, thank you, calming soundtrack too, what time of year did you go? We are going to be there beginning of August!

[@paulskystoneadventures]

Its $9 a imp. gal. Up here in winnipeg manitoba canada. Thsnks for the vid Sharah stay safe. 👍👍

[@davidcarlisle6244]

Did you hum or sing the Beach Boys song "I Get Around" while walking from state to state? :-)

[@dredg9611]

what beautiful scenery you have there, i will bet every one of those rocks has some sort of life under it, way to many people but at least everyone has the chance to enjoy 'we cant keep it all to ourselves" thanks for the tour "cheaper than a plane ticket and hire car"

[@kennardchristensen4303]

My mom grew up there. My grandfather had a trading post in the 4 corner area

[@mikeizzano172]

It may not be all that interesting , however it is an historic spot not to mention the scenery ,good job ,stay safe ! !…..

[@greeneyedbaldy]

I'm thinking of driving from California to El Paso through Arizona and New Mexico, this seems like an easy way to say I also went to Colorado and Utah as well.

[@doneown503]

So, stayed overnight in Cortez , co. , After visiting Mesa Verde. Next day went to 4 corners. Didn't really hang out , continue our trip thru rez lands , & natural bridges park, which ALL of that, (+ Moki Dugway, route). Well worth it. Love to go back to Natural Bridges!!

[@doneown503]

1:17 - thanks 4 traveling here , & making people aware, it may not be everyone's "cup of tea", so to speak?, I'd continue on to White Sands, nm. or, Carlsbad Caverns

[@jimmyraye5693]

This is definitely on my to do list ⚡between you and Wonderhussy ,I got a list of places ,long as I am tall to visit. I think i'll pick Fall or Winter to visit.

[@paulmadkow9143]

I'm in Kingman AZ. Gas here is about 4.80 ish. Just came from San Diego at about 6 a gallon.

[@pl5bnsf]

The whole story of that location and whether it's in the correct spot is an interesting story by itself.

[@doneown503]

how's that?

[@pl5bnsf]

@@doneown503 Well..I guess the truth is I just listened to a youtube video years about saying it's off by 1800 feet or something like that and it went into the history of surveying. But, now I see a NOAA webpage saying the 4 corners is perfect where it is! It was the history of defining state boundries I found interesting.

[@elmachodeyewtewb]

I’m considering going there to watch the annular solar eclipse this October 14. I saw that the path of totality is going to pass almost directly over the Four Corners Monument. My second option is Monument Valley.

[@cletusbeauregard1972]

They should hold a marathon there. The runners would slowly spiral towards the marker for 26.2 miles

[@Hof79905]

G forbid anyone has car trouble out in the middle of nowhere.

[@climbnride58]

I agree, I've been there a few times, but it's really not worth going to more than one time.

[@rrrobeltnest7295]

Thanks for taking us there when I was in Utah all of those people came from Europe I didn’t meet anyone American. At the tourist spots thanks again

[@doneown503]

if u go to s. Dakota, it's all Asian tourbuses.

[@TheJoedonbakerfan]

Is it worth it? Like Plymouth Rock, if you’re already driving through and want to stretch your legs, sure. As a trip in itself? No.

[@paulsimonds9270]

What a beautiful country we have that we stole from the Indians. It was nice to see that you were in four states at once. Mother Nature sure does create some beautiful areas. To bad it was to crowded with people since they couldn’t go to Lake Meade or Lake Powell because of the drought and lake levels.

[@oliverjrhoward43]

Interesting place , I know your next stop is Pennsylvania lol lol 😂😂

[@TomWard-s7t]

The marker is around 1,800 ft. east of where it was actually intended. -- A basic tenet of boundary surveying is that once a monument has been established and accepted by the parties involved (in the case of the Four Corners monument, the parties were the four territories and the U.S. Congress), the location of the physical monument is the ultimate authority in delineating a boundary. So it became, and still is, the exact legal boundary marker. Previous technical geodetic details are absolutely moot. All four state boundaries lead directly to it. So yes, you got to be in four states at once for real.

[@mikekinder3713]

A large herd of humans is called a "Fuck That". The herd usually shuns and or ridicules any human that presents itself as a "free thinker" or as an individual of self reliance. They can be altered with copious amounts of cannibis and slow rhythmic music..

[@robertmongerthe9025]

Last time I was there the monument was just a little cairn of rocks and the roads were all UNIMPROVED dirt tracks. To get to the "monument" was a 4 WD odyssey that would entail at least one night camping under the stars. Is it better now? You tell me!

[@doneown503]

Desert Solitare is probably a book your familiar with? , it was way better then ,,

[@robertmongerthe9025]

@@doneown503 I'm not familiar with Desert Solitaire. Who wrote it?

[@nuggethead7614]

It’s a lot more than that in California!!!!

[@missylou82]

I always thought, the 4 states that touch together, was in the desert.

[@FuhokQ]

WTF, Colorado, New Mexico, know self prom😅trump2024. Love your Locks. Utah, never been yet though been to Arizona. Thanks for the video!

[@beeamerica5024]

Well being a Georgia boy it looks pretty barren to me everything here now is green everywhere and it's 91 August is usually the worst but I did see gas this morning from 389 and 399 lots better than you're doing 😁😉😎🐝

[@MadeInNewYork73]

Hi Sarah! Been in Colo since 1994 and was always wondering about the 4 Corners. From New York so know a lot of things arw like "OK, seen that now." Thx for confirming trip not worth it - think Mt Rushmore same. Too many ppl everywhere now.. ♡ Colo Spgs but lots o'newbies - it's OK. We turned BLUE 😁

[@jamessweet7968]

Stood in the center of the state markets, THE RESERVATION!

[@jimblack2171]

Is your camp ground not busy on a long weekend? Never go to any touristy place on a holiday if you hate crowds.

[@reneedaniel2881]

As a Navajo I can say for sure, this is not the middle of the Navajo nation.

[@dougatdesertdemongarage7777]

Every time I've been by there they've been closed Demon Arizona

[@debbiemclaughlin3460]

Holiday weekend. Crowds. Ugh.

[@markshietze4783]

Watch out for snakes , spiders , crocodiles , and venomous ducks 🤪😛😁🤣

[@NarleyAdventures]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@charlesdavis7909]

But it’s dry heat

[@jeffstoneburner9440]

yeah it was better in the old days at night doing a push up

[@stephend.mixell2042]

😊😊😊😊💢💢.

[@davidyeoman4500]

Can you smoke marijuana in Colorado & walk around to NM & UT ???

[@superdave1949]

Four Corners is in the Navaho reservation so it would depend on tribal law.

[@bigiron8831]

@David Yeoman Real men smoke where they please...... By the way, A friend with weed is a friend indeed. ✌

[@JOSERIZALADVENTURES]

No ! dont go there