“Welcome to South Dakota, now roll your watch back 20 years.” A place frozen in time, quirky roadside stops, antiques shops, wineries with kooky names, homey cafes, saloons, and broken down barns p...

Are you looking for a quirky guide to shape your summer travels? Hoping to make your friends jealous with the most bizarre backdrops on your Instagram feed? Consider adding America's oddest-shaped ...

Usually when you say you’re going to Mars, people would assume you’ve paid an exorbitant amount of money to travel through space. But there’s a different kind of Mars that’s planted firmly in the h...

A lot of people have driven through Nebraska over the years. Since 1999, a bridge emulating a Nebraska sunset has greeted those making their way down I-80. But, it’s more than just a fancy bridge. ...

You may know South Dakota primarily for Mount Rushmore and/or Sturgis, but this northern state has more to offer than giant heads carved out of stone and biker gangs. With attractions that range fr...

Known for big hair and Snookie, as you’d expect, there are A LOT of weird attractions in New Jersey. From a telephone pole farm (yes, really) to secret WWII bunkers, New Jersey’s harried past is al...

Every state has its quirks. Michigan residents show where they live on their hand and in California, tacos are their own food group. But, when it comes to the oddities that are borderline weird and...

Kansas, wanting to see if their moniker, “flat as a pancake,” actually held true was scientifically proven by researchers who did in fact compare the state’s topography to a pancake. That experimen...

When you picture Iowa, cornfields and acres of sprawling land may come to mind. While the state is in the Midwest, Iowa boasts a whole host of quirky attractions from the past to the future. Whethe...

Home to a mascot that no one even knows what it means (Hoosiers?), it’s no surprise that Indiana’s a bit on the quirky side. From John Dillinger’s grave to a flamboyant rainbow bridge, let your cur...