You’ll have a gay old time exploring this run down roadside attraction next to the Grand Canyon in Williams, AZ.
Read MoreBuilt over an Indian mass grave, this Route 66 roadside attraction was cursed from the start. Trading Posts, gas stations, restaurants, a campground and even a zoo all failed to break the curse of Devil Canyon.
Read MoreI had a lot of good times with Hobo Joe while traveling across the country as a kid, so when I found out there’s a giant version of him in Buckeye, AZ, I knew a reunion was in order.
Read MoreTake a trip down memory lane with these roadside attractions and other interesting places along Arizona’s highways.
Read MoreSanta used to call this Christmas themed roadside attraction in the Arizona desert his home.
Read MoreDriving on Interstate 10 between El Paso, Texas, and Phoenix, there are 247 billboards advertising a mysterious roadside attraction known as The Thing.
Read MoreGreeting travelers on their way to see a giant meteor crater in the Arizona desert since 1938, this Route 66 roadside attraction now sits abandoned after shutting its doors in 2012.
Read MoreSouthern beer company + folk art + roadside attraction + my birthday = the best place ever.
Read MoreGetting my kicks on Route 66 @ the site of the “World’s First McDonald’s” which includes an unsanctioned Mickey D’s, Juan Pollo Chicken & Route 66 Museum.
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