Websites and apps nowadays, like Roadside America and Atlas Obscura, allow people to learn about and plan visits to roadside oddities. Lucy the Elephant gets about 130,000 visitors a year.

According to Roadside America, a glimpse into the biggest of the pyramids — probably 20 to 30 feet tall — will reveal an All-Seeing Eye, like the one on a dollar bill. It’s a bit of a drive ...

32. "I Went To The Enchanted Forest In Turner, Oregon, In June. Here Are A Few Of The Pictures I Took. They Have A Small ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: A version of this story originally ran in October 2018. It has been updated for 2021. There’s a lot of weird stuff around the Lehigh Valley. If you purchase a product or ...

Faster than you can say ”George Jetson,” wacky roadside architecture is disappearing from the American landscape, spurring preservationists to try to save some outlandish structures from the ...

Route 66: the Fabulous Roadside Attractions, Oddities, and Tourist Traps of the Mother Road. We dig into what makes driving along historic Route 66 such an amazing adventure.

Chasing roadside oddities on summer road trips is one of the great American pastimes. Fortunately for local curiosity-seekers, you can live your best summer without undertaking a cross country ...

For fans of quirky roadside oddities, the giant carrots are relatively popular. Entries for the concrete vegetables can be found on internet sites that catalog niche pockets of Americana like ...