imgoin4it wrote:
The marker is not exactly at the true corner of the four states. Was thought it was until modern times and the advent of satellites, GPS, modern surveying etc. it’s still what it was foe years. It is on tribal land and they charge to go there. They also have sales booths set up and sell lots of different kinds of goods. We went, glad we did, but probably won’t go again simply because there are many other places we also want to go. It is what it is and I’d not call it a rip off
We greatly enjoyed stopping and are glad we did.
We also stayed at the Ute casino that was mentioned in one of the first replies.
