Aero Dogs “Home of the Famous Flying Weiner” 240 North L Street Tulare,California submitted by: “BooinLa” *Originally posted April 2009. Location is now Pitty’s BBQ*   Boo snags another great RoadsideWonder! Pictured is Aero Dogs — a hot dog stand inside a...

Giant Longhorn Skull Longhorn Bar & Grill Amado, Arizona submitted by “BooinLA” and “Road Runner” (Bill) Originally posted 7/15/09 edited 11/09/12 Sadly, I just found out that the Longhorn closed in June of this year. I hope that someone is able to purchase it and...

The Cabazon Dinosaurs 50770 Seminole Drive (off Hwy 10) Cabazon, California submitted by “BooinLA”   Boo says: For Your Roadside Viewing Pleasure: The Cabazon Dinosaurs, as seen in Pee Wee’s Big Adventure! Actually the dinos predate Pee Wee by a WHOLE bunch of years. I remember the big...

The Coffee Pot Bedford County Fairgrounds Route 30 Bedford, Pennsylvania submitted by “wendyvee” and  “BooinLA” wendyvee says: *updated on 10/16/10 to add Boo’s picture from the summer of 2007! The giant coffee pot – located in Bedford, Pennsylvania – was built as a unique...

Big Texan Steak Ranch & Motel Amarillo, Texas submitted by “Road Runner″ (Bill) and BooinLA update 6/08/10: Boo shares a most awesome close-up of the Steak Ranch bull (below)! wendyvee says: Bill’s latest find is so fantastically “roadside-wonder-y”! This time he shares...

Huge Thermometer Baker, California submitted by “BooinLA” “Kamikaze” and “Butterfly” (Steve & Amanda) wendyvee says: An update: Amanda & Steve share a Death Valley Thermometer stop during their recent trip. Don’t miss Boo’s original submission below....

Amboy Shoe, Sock, and Lingerie Trees Amboy, California submitted by “BooinLA”   You may have seen the Highway 50 Shoe Tree here a few weeks ago. Now, Boo brings us a “Garment Tree Trifecta” in Amboy, California! Sadly the Amboy Shoe Tree has collapsed. There are many images...

Roy’s Motel & Cafe Amboy, California submitted by “BooinLA”   Boo says: Amboy California was once a busy Route 66 town. Bypassed by I-40, it’s now deserted except for a few Mother Road sightseers. Roy’s Famous Motel and Cafe has a second life – it’ll...

Kelso Depot Mojave National Preserve, California submitted by “BooinLA”   Boo says: Kelso Depot once served as a major stopping point on the Union Pacific line between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Here, steam engines were watered and serviced, while passengers disembarked & dined at...

Rockvale Cowboy/Muffler Man Fort Rockvale Casino Rockvale, Montana submitted by: “BooinLA” Boo says: On our way to the Beartooth Pass from Billings, spotted this muffler man on Hwy 212.  He stands in front of a casino looking south. (Not a whole lot else around, it’s mostly...

Big Penguin! Glacier Gateway Inn Cut Bank, patient Montana submitted by “BooinLA” Boo says: We selected this hotel, the Glacier Gateway Inn, based entirely on the penguin the parking lot. The hotel was not particularly good, but I found the “TeePee Room” amusing. Visit...

Sam Hill’s Stonehenge Maryhill, Washington submitted by “BooinLA” Boo says:  I located this Stonehenge replica on our northwest route so it immediately went on the “to-do” list. It commands a bluff overlooking the Columbia River, a magnificent view, and the wind...

Giant Hair Shears Kim’s Hair Studio Crescent City, Calfornia submitted by “BooinLA” Boo says: Just a weird “big thing” for you. The scissors are supposed to be motorized but the salon was closed when we got there, so they were turned off. Tags: BooinLA,...

Paul Bunyan & Babe the Blue Ox Magic Forest Klamath, California submitted by: BooinLA   Boo says: Paul and Babe stand sentinel at the Trees of Mystery in Klamath. This is a must-see for roadside weirdness fans, tremendous kitsch factor! Also, Paul has very manly chest hairs : ) wendyvee...

Very Large Array National Radio Astronomy Observatory Plains of Saint Augustin, New Mexico submitted by “BooinLA” Boo says: I found myself on a wide plain dotted with massive structures … what a trip — it’s the Very Large Array! The radio antennae (I think there...

Madonna of the Trail Springerville, Arizona submitted by: BooinLA Boo says: This was the second day of my trip back east. I was off the interstate, enjoying slightly cooler weather than the previous day’s blast furnace, and happily traveling along US-60, which bought me to Springerville...