You may believe in aliens or not, but one of these roadside attractions in Pennsylvania makes for a pretty good case for UFO's.

The former headquarters of the Longaberger Company, this building was built in the shape of their best selling basket.

You'll find plenty of orange groves in Florida so it makes sense to have a roadside attraction shaped like an orange, right?

This giant cross can be seen from I-70 when traveling through Illinois, but a quick stop will allow you to stretch your legs and view the stations of the cross as well.

No need to look twice! The horse and buggy replica really is a drive-up ATM in Oberlin, Ohio.

This giant nest was modeled after a nearby eagle's nest that fell to the ground after the tree it had sat in for decades was destroyed.

This turbine blade located in a city park in Weatherford may not be what you have in mind when you think of roadside attractions along Route 66.

Gumby and his faithful sidekick, Pokey, can be seen when driving by this private residence in California. Now all they need are a couple Blockheads.

These giant apple boulders sit just off the highway near Perris and if you look closely, you may see another piece of boulder art hopping along.

Probably one of the most iconic of roadside attractions in Florida, Orange World has been the World's Largest Orange since 1984.

You'll find plenty of parking near the giant quarter that sits along the historic Lincoln Highway so you can hop out of the vehicle and pose for a photo.

The world's largest washboard, a pencil sharpener museum and sadly, an attraction that is no longer standing.

This handless giant stands a few miles from the Lake Erie shores.

When was the last time you took a walk on a submarine?

No, your eyes aren't playing tricks on you. This water tower really is leaning.

You won't miss this shoe-shaped building in Bakersfield.

This gigantic chunk of cheese is a popular photo opp in Frankenmuth.

This may be one of the things your dog dreams about.

Johnny Kaw is a legend in Kansas click here to find out why!

This piece of art can be viewed from afar but to truly experience it, you'll need to get a bit closer.

Located two minutes from the Interstate, this stop is a must for horse lovers.

This interesting piece represents each state to form the United States.

You won't want to sink your teeth into these ears of corn but they are fun to see.

This chicken is so large that planes used to use it to help them navigate.

Small town boy to world-class drummer. This entire alley is dedicated to David Grohl of the Foo Fighters.

If you though the Ohio State Reformatory looked imposing from the outside, wait until you peek inside.

Arizona's not the only place where you can sleep in one of the original Wigwam Motels.

The only memorial dedicated to honor military canines killed in the line of duty.

Can you believe this was built to be a secret anniversary present?

Once the world's largest rocker, the big Orange rocker is still world famous.

An iconic stop along Route 66 where you can get hands-on.

This tiny chapel draws big crowds.

Man can make a shelter out of anything and this proves it.

The only topiary garden in the world modeled after a famous painting.

How one man turned trash into art into an impressive art collection.

This historic cathedral can be spotted on the way to Colorado along I-70 and is known as one of the 8 wonders of Kansas.

This statue of Sevierville's favorite hometown hero sits outside the courthouse.

Hit a home run when you stop to see this roadside attraction.

View all that remains of what was once the world's largest dragline.

Enough paint to paint the neighborhood in one can!

This operational cuckoo clock can draw quite a crowd in Ohio's Amish Country.

Step inside the world's largest geode on Ohio's South Bass Island.

There will be order in the court with this gavel.

This is for the mornings when you have a hard time waking up.

No one knows who built this stone fort or why.

This may be the only lighthouse NOT built near water.

You won't be able to believe you're still in Kansas when you see these giant rocks rise from the ground.

The original KFC in Corbin Kentucky is a fun and tasty stop!

The famous Coon Dog Cemetery as seen in the movie Sweet Home Alabama. Kind of.

This iconic Chicago landmark is a must when visiting the city. And we share how to photograph it without the crowds. It's not difficult. Or is it?

The grave of Johnny Appleseed can be found in Fort Wayne. Or is it?

Hungry for a Naked dog? You can get it here.

This is what happens when you have too much time on your hands.

Visit this spooky attraction in Hocking Hills if you dare.