The 25 Best Roadside Attractions in Washington

Ranked by Roadtrippi users — the people who've actually been there. Updated June 2026. Roadtrippi catalogs 424 roadside attractions in Washington.

  1. 1. Space Needle

    Seattle, WA — ★ 4.8 (2 reviews)

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  2. 2. The Open Heart

    Puyallup, WA

    Large, colorful, anatomically correct human heart on a pole, created by artist Chuck Fitzgerald in the early 2000s. The pole has a sign, "Hearts are bigger in Puyallup."

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  3. 3. Willapa Seaport Museum

    Raymond, WA

    A clutter of nautical treasures and trash stuffed to the rafters of a small town museum.

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  4. 4. Fish Ladder Viewing Room

    Seattle, WA

    An underground viewing room with seats and large windows enables humans to watch salmon swim upstream.

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  5. 5. World's Fair Monorail

    Seattle, WA

    1962's sleek transport of the future still schleps tourists around town on its elevated rail. Pose in front of the Monorail sign and say you rode even if you didn't.

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  6. 6. Tall Latte Cup-Shaped Espresso Drive Thru (Gone)

    Maltby, WA

    Espresso drive-thrus are everywhere in the Northwest, but most aren't shaped like a big cup, now, are they?

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  7. 7. Welcome to Concrete: Silo Park

    Concrete, WA

    A weathered "Welcome to Concrete" is painted in giant letters across a battery of nine-story-tall cement silos.

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  8. 8. 9/11 Twin Towers Plus Dinosaurs

    Granger, WA

    A patriotic 9/11 memorial with its mini-Twin-Towers within eyeshot of at least three dinosaurs, which are built yearly by Granger's dino-happy citizens.

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  9. 9. Late for the Interurban

    Seattle, WA

    A counterpart to "Waiting for the Interurban" - about 250 feet to the west - celebrates the 50th anniversary of Seattle's J.P. Patches clown show for kids.

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  10. 10. Lightning Cage: Spark Museum of Electrical Invention

    Bellingham, WA

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  11. 11. Front Yard Chainsaw Bigfoot

    Longview, WA

    Carved out of a 12-foot-high evergreen stump by Patrick Bryson in January 2023. Bigfoot helpfully holds up the house number. Longview holds an annual "Squatch Fest" every February.

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  12. 12. Run of Giant Fiberglass Salmon

    Olympia, WA

    Fiberglass salmon sculptures, creatively modified, were part of an outdoor public arts project. Ten are displayed in a gravel river "Salmon Run" in the lobby of the Community Center.

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  13. 13. Jefferson Davis Highway Markers

    Ridgefield, WA

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  14. 14. Jedi Alliance: Church of Jediism

    Spokane, WA

    Despite the name, this is a video/pinball arcade and 1970s-'90s pop culture museum. Jedi minister Tyler Arnold zoned it as a church, and welcomes all to share the joy of nerdiness.

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  15. 15. Cow and Coyote Dress-Up Statues

    Kirkland, WA

    An unusual piece of public art -- a bronze statue of a coyote howling on the back of a cow -- stood for over 15 years before townspeople began dressing them in costumes.

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  16. 16. World's Largest Frying Pan

    Long Beach, WA

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  17. 17. Yellow Submarine

    Hobart, WA

    A pint-sized, home-made version of the Beatles' famous underwater craft, banged together out of 55 gallon oil drums.

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  18. 18. Curtis Sheep Slaughter Was Here

    Okanogan, WA

    Cattlemen vs. Sheepmen -- a 1903 event horrifying enough (for the sheep, at least) to deserve a wooden historical marker.

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  19. 19. Triple XXX Root Beer Drive-in (In Transition)

    Issaquah, WA

    Flat cartoon rooftop barrel sign on a '50s diner; decorated inside with nostalgic clutter, booth jukeboxes. Triple XXX started in 1930; at this location since 1968. Closed in late 2023, but the building still stands.

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  20. 20. Steel Yard Art

    Spokane, WA

    Yard of home-made art fashioned from scrap steel, truck brake drums, and other industrial parts.

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  21. 21. Muffler Man - Bunyan

    Puyallup, WA

    A fiberglass ax-toting giant stands sentry beneath the tall trees at a private shooting range. Surprisingly not riddled with holes.

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  22. 22. The Fremont Troll

    Seattle, WA

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  23. 23. Official Bad Art Museum of Art

    Seattle, WA

    Dozens of so-bad-they're-good paintings hung on the walls of a vintage clothing store.

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  24. 24. Olympic Game Farm

    Sequim, WA

    Experience nature from the comfort of your car, including bears and buffalo, if you don't mind possible vehicle claw scratches and bite marks.

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  25. 25. Clark and Ten-Foot-Long Dead Fish

    Long Beach, WA

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