Roadside attractions

Cabazon Dinosaurs, California

Here are all of the highway curiosities that are well worth the trip.

Seven Magic Mountains is a quirky roadside attraction in the desert outside of Las Vegas. Take a break from the strip to enjoy the artwork before it's gone.

Take a break from your road trip across the Lone Star State and check out theses bizarre roadside stops.

Interesting, odd, quirky and fun, America is full of roadside attractions you need to see to believe. Our list of American roadside attractions includes 50 gotta see sights – one for each state! Check out these quirky finds in all 50 states.

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These creepy roadside attractions aren't for the faint of heart. Add a few of these scary spots to your next road trip if you dare.

Want to have fun for not a lot of money? You can do all of these fun activities for just $10 or less.

What fun is a road trip if you don't stop along the way to check out the best over-sized sculptures and monuments America has to offer?

From giant tires to mysterious small-town traditions, these roadside attractions are a great way to break up a long drive.

These 13 roadside attractions are some of the biggest, strangest, and most mesmerizing on the road that you should see while traveling (with a map).

Taking a road trip? Discover all the unique roadside attractions the US has to offer with these tips and resources.

The next time you're heading out on a road trip, stop by these pit stops and roadside attractions along the way.

This 10-night itinerary takes you through New Mexico, with stops in Roswell, Taos, Santa Fe, as well as and several National Parks. It also includes details on all the best places to eat, rest, and take photos along the way; plus the best hotels, restaurants, and bars in each of the overnight stops.

Find the weirdest roadside attractions in the United States. America is full of offbeat roadside attractions from Massachusetts all the way to California. You can check out oddities like Milk bottle or elephant buildings as well as the world's largest thermometer or ketchup bottle.

From the world’s largest objects to kitschy tourist attractions and local oddities, learn about the best roadside attractions all across America.

Have fun finding these fun roadside attractions—shoe trees, a skeleton army, a metal dragon, a shark girl—within two hours of Rochester.

As you travel our great country to see some of its most beautiful sights, don't miss these offbeat attractions you'll find along the sides of roads and just off the interstates around the United States.

Summer is the perfect time to get behind the wheel, turn up the tunes, and discover things you never knew existed. After a thorough search of roadside attractions in every state, including some personally stumbled upon, this list of the most fun and unusual roadside attractions provides an easy way to plan your own memorable adventure.

What fun is a road trip if you don't stop along the way to check out the best over-sized sculptures and monuments America has to offer?