Roadside attractions and oddities in Utah
Roadside attractions and oddities in Utah, each compiled from its own sources: where to pull over, hours, and who keeps it up. No ratings; every entry carries its status.
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- Big John StatueHelper · Fiberglass statueAn 18-foot fiberglass coal miner, glossy black, on Helper's Main Street in Utah, made in 1964 from a Paul Bunyan mold with a pick in place of the axe.
- Dinah the Pink DinosaurVernal · 40-foot pink dinosaur statueA 40-foot candy-pink fiberglass brontosaurus on US-40 at the east end of Vernal, Utah, built in 1958 to draw motel trade and listed on the National Register in 2023.
- Hole N" The RockMoab · Roadside attractionA 5,000-square-foot home carved into a sandstone cliff on US 191 south of Moab, with a bust of Franklin D. Roosevelt cut into the rock above it.
- Metaphor: The Tree of UtahWendover · Abstract artistic sculpture87-foot-tall sculpture created by the Swedish artist Karl Momen in the 1980s and dedicated in 1986, on the west bound side of Interstate 80, about 25 miles east of Wendover. The trunk holds up six spheres coated with natural rock and minerals native to Utah.
- World's Largest Fishing FlyDutch John · Roadside attractionThe coolest, neatest and down right Rad, road side attraction this side of the East coast. The world's largest fly fishing fly.
Roadside Attractions in all eleven states; next door in New Mexico and Arizona.