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Folks Share Quirky “Roadside America” Places You Can’t Find In Travel Guides, Here Are 30 Of The Best
America is famous for many things: Hollywood movies, towering skyscrapers, and vast national parks. But there’s another side to the U.S. that’s often overlooked—roadside attractions. Iconic and fun, they’re spread across the nation’s highways, offering travelers a surprise at every turn.
The Facebook group ‘Roadside America - Offbeat Quirky Tourist Attractions’ is where people share these unusual landmarks—everything from a giant buffalo statue to a whimsical Dr. Seuss museum. We’ve sifted through their posts to bring you some of the best and most eccentric tourist spots. Check them out below and don’t forget to upvote your favorites!
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Outside The Dr. Seuss Museum, Springfield, Massachusetts
Underground Kayaking In Red River Gorge, Ky
Vashon Island, Washington
Bronze Statue Of Albert Einstein In Washington DC…. They Welcome You To Come Sit On His Lap… In Fact, There Is A Worn Off Area On His Lap From All The Sitters… He Is Awesome!
Cadillac Ranch Near Amarillo, Texas. I Shot This At Sunrise On Christmas Day, 2019
Cruising Down I-70 In Colby, Kansas, You Pass By The Wheat Jesus Billboard. No Words ... Just Jesus In A Wheat Field
Giant Grasshopper, On The Enchanted Highway North Dakota. Near Gladstone Nd
If You Schlepped All Of The Way To Mora, MN To See The World's Largest Dala Horse, You Might As Well Head Out 17 Minutes West To Ogilvie And Say Hello To Rusty The Dragon
He's on private property so be respectful of parking but he's definitely worth a stop. They say he can occasionally be talked into breathing fire!
