Welcome to Washington, the Evergreen State—where roadside attractions sprout up like mushrooms after a Pacific Northwest rainstorm! From quirky trolls to giant eggs, this state knows how to keep road trippers entertained. Start your adventure under the watchful gaze of the Fremont Troll, a hulking concrete critter hiding out under a Seattle bridge, clutching a real-life Volkswagen Beetle as if it’s his afternoon snack. And if oversized breakfast items are your thing (and honestly, whose aren’t?), make sure to check out Winlock’s claim to fame: the World’s Largest Egg. It’s egg-cellent and egg-straordinary in every way!
Swing by Hat & Boots Park in Seattle, where a massive cowboy hat and a pair of equally enormous boots once served as a gas station and now sit as a charming reminder of days gone by. Or take a peek at Washington’s Largest Frying Pan, a record-breaking skillet that could fry up enough bacon for an entire town picnic. Don’t miss Mary Lou’s Milk Bottle, a building that’s, well, shaped exactly like its name implies. It’s a milkshake-lover’s paradise and an ode to simpler times when roadside attractions were as wholesome as the creamy goodness they celebrated.
So grab your map (or your GPS), pack a sense of humor, and prepare to explore Washington’s weird, wonderful, and oh-so-photogenic roadside treasures!
Plan Your Washington Road Trip
Washington Roadside Attractions & Road Trip Planning
Ready to hit the open road and explore Washington in all its roadside glory? Explore more of the best Washington attractions that are the perfect pit stops to keep the fun rolling. From wacky wonders to iconic sights, they’ll make your travel itinerary as unforgettable as that last tank of gas you didn’t think would last!
Need some road trip inspiration? Explore our roadside attractions blog to find even more tips, tricks, and must-see spots to help plan the ultimate Washington adventure!
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Plan Your Washington Road Trip
Planning your Washington road trip is the first step to an unforgettable adventure through the Evergreen State. From lush forests to scenic coastal drives, Washington offers a little bit of everything for road trip enthusiasts. Whether you’re mapping out a short getaway or an extended exploration, this section will help you hit the road with confidence and discover all the unique experiences this state has to offer.
Ivar Feeding the Gulls statue in Seattle, Washington
Seattle Museum of the Mysteries in Seattle, Washington (Gone)
Ye Olde Curiosity Shop in Seattle, Washington
