Enchanted Highway
The Enchanted Highway is a 32-mile country road lined with some of the largest metal sculptures in the world. One artist built them by hand to bring visitors to his small hometown.
It is famous for giant sculptures like Geese in Flight, a huge grasshopper, and a friendly tin family. Kids love hopping out of the car to stand next to these towering, playful artworks.
Giant sculptures
Each sculpture is made of scrap metal and can be taller than a house. Geese in Flight is so big it once held a world record for the largest metal sculpture.
A road trip
You follow the highway from stop to stop, finding a new surprise sculpture at each one. It makes a perfect family adventure with plenty of room to stretch and take photos.
One person's dream
A local teacher named Gary Greff built the sculptures to help save his tiny town of Regent. His story shows how one determined person can create something amazing.