The 25 Best Roadside Attractions in Arizona

Ranked by Roadtrippi users — the people who've actually been there. Updated April 2026. Roadtrippi catalogs 194 roadside attractions in Arizona.

  1. 1. Toby the Red Griffin

    Tucson, AZ

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  2. 2. Cliff Dwellings Trail

    Flagstaff, AZ

    E-Z access ancient ruins. Steep, paved trail leads into the canyon for close-up views (bring water).

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  3. 3. Navajo Code Talker Statue

    Phoenix, AZ

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  4. 4. Arizona K-9 Memorial

    Phoenix, AZ

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  5. 5. Poki, the World's Largest Desert Tortoise

    Bullhead City, AZ

    Weighs two tons. Named "Poki" by the wealthy local man who had it built for his own amusement. Move to a public spot in town in January 2014.

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  6. 6. Rawhide Wild West Town

    Chandler, AZ

    Fake western town bought by an Indian tribe and moved from its previous fake location. Rough Rider stunt show, Widowmaker Mechanical Bull, steakhouse. 2017: No longer offers public hours.

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  7. 7. USS Arizona Anchor, Mast, Gun Barrel

    Phoenix, AZ

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  8. 8. Titan Missile Museum

    Green Valley, AZ

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  9. 9. Two Guns: Route 66 Attractions In Ruins

    Two Guns, AZ

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  10. 10. The Jail Tree

    Wickenburg, AZ

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  11. 11. 9-11 Remembrance Garden

    Winslow, AZ

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  12. 12. Wild Bill: 2.9-Million-Year-Old Alligator

    Holbrook, AZ

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  13. 13. Desert View Watchtower

    Grand Canyon Village, AZ

    On a clear day you can see 100 miles from its top, which looks out over the Grand Canyon. Far less crowded than other South Rim spots because it's far out of the way. It looks like an 800-year-old ruin, but it was designed by architect Mary Colter in 1932.

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  14. 14. Horse Junk Sculpture

    Fountain Hills, AZ

    Sculpture made of kitchen utensils and appliances, a washing machine, door bell, car fender, and other debris.

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  15. 15. Frog Rock

    Congress, AZ

    Natural outcropping, painted to look like a you-know-what.

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  16. 16. Pine Breeze Inn: Easy Rider Campground

    Bellemont, AZ

    Route 66 gas station, sparsely restored, where the protagonist bikers in Easy Rider were denied lodging because they were hippies. In the adjacent campground, a neon "No Vacancy" sign hangs in tribute.

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  17. 17. Montezuma Castle Indian Ruins

    Camp Verde, AZ

    Classic, dramatic ancient ruin and a popular photo-op, because it's only a few minutes off the interstate.

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  18. 18. Hardware Store Totem Pole

    Flagstaff, AZ

    A damaged tree in front of a hardware store has been carved into totem pole of sorts, with an American Bald Eagle on top.

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  19. 19. World's Largest Petrified Tree

    Holbrook, AZ

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  20. 20. Japanese Internment Camp Monument

    Poston, AZ

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  21. 21. Corona Satellite Calibration Target

    Casa Grande, AZ

    Stand in the center of a desert bulls-eye and pretend to be photographed by a 1960s space spy camera.

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  22. 22. Neon Sign Park

    Casa Grande, AZ

    14 neon and vintage signs from Casa Grande, most from the 1940s and '50s. The signs were restored with real neon -- not LEDs -- and turned on April 13, 2019.

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  23. 23. Grave of the Radio Evangelist

    Hereford, AZ

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  24. 24. Rattlesnake Bridge

    Tucson, AZ

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  25. 25. Big Ed: Muffler Man

    Tucson, AZ

    Fiberglass cowboy held a pick-ax as Stamper Miner in Rapid City, SD; moved to Tuscon and refurbished in 2015. Now he holds various oversize items.

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