This Memorial Wall is unique in that it honors not only those who were killed or missing in action, but also pays homage to those Four Corners Area veterans who served during the Vietnam War. Inscriptions on black granite honor soldiers missing or killed in action while similar brick inscriptions honor living veterans. The qualifying areas for representation on The Wall are Apache County, AZ, Montezuma and La Plata Counties, CO, San Juan and McKinley Counties, NM, and San Juan County, UT.
River Corridor Trails. Nearly five miles of multi-purpose trails and recreation areas can be accessed from two locations: off Browning Parkway south of the Animas River, and at Scott Avenue and San Juan Boulevard, near many of the major hotels
Farmington, NM TrailsBecause of it's proximity to the Animas River within the wooded Animas Park, the Riverside Nature Center and it'
Farmington, NM Nature CentersThe Farmington Museum and Visitors Center at Gateway Park features a variety of exhibits relating to the diverse history of the Four Corner's cultures. Traveling exhibits as well as national and regional juried arts shows are also featured. The facility hosts two permanent exhibits: "
Farmington, NM MuseumsOne of the finest collections of authentic pioneer Americana, oilfield, military, farm equipment exhibits, late 1800s buildin...
Picnicking, 2 covered pavilions...
Fantasy of Lights, playground, picnic areas, fishing pond, BMX track, baseball field, rodeo ring, restrooms....
Picnicking, fishing, baseball, softball, soccer, youth football fields....
Live (seasonal) simulcast horse racing, video poker, slots, restaurant, lounge....