10 unusual roadside attractions
Check out some of America's off the beaten path attractions to add to your summer vacation plan.
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Carhenge
Located near Alliance, Neb., this replica of England’s Stonehenge was built with vintage American automobiles all painted primer gray. Built by artist Jim Reinders, this site was first dedicated during the summer solstice of 1987.
It has since become one of America’s most famous roadside attaractions, and according to their website has been voted No. 2 Wackiest Attraction in the United States.
Credit: AP Photo/Nati Harnik
Related: More @ carhenge.com
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