7 Giant Landmarks the Whole Family Needs to See on Your Next Road Trip

Where: Cabazon, CA
The Details: If you're driving through Southern California, you have to stop and see the Cabazon Dinosaurs. They're the world's biggest and are so exciting for young adventurers!

Where: Margate, NJ
The Details: Right in the heart of Margate, Lucy the Elephant is a local favorite, but she is also visited by tourists all year round. Lucy is just over six stories tall and is listed on the National Park Registry of Historic Landmarks. Kids can climb up to the top of her back for an amazing view.

Where: Blue Earth, MN
The Details: This roadside attraction clocks in at 55.5 feet tall and has been standing since 1979. Located right in Blue Earth, the Jolly Green Giant welcomes visitors to the town. There's a set of stairs that takes you up to pose right under the giant for a family photo.

Where: Klamath, CA
The Details: Crowds gather right off the highway to check out the big landmark, located in Northern California among the redwoods. Paul Bunyon is a whopping 49 feet tall, which makes him pretty hard to miss.

Where: Flanders, NY
The Details: The National Landmark overlooks Reeves Bay in Flanders, Long Island. The Big Duck is a fun stop for kids of all ages and is filled with fun and whimsical decorations.

Where: Gladstone, ND
The Details: Located along a 30-mile stretch of I-94 after Gladstone, the side of the road features stunning sculptures and fun attractions that dot the country backdrop. It sure makes the drive interesting!

Where: Reiman Gardens in Ames, IA
The Details: At 13.5 feet, this gnome is the tallest in the USA, which means there's more than enough of him to love for the entire family. Since 1914, Reiman Gardens has been considered one of the most unique gardens in the country and welcomes visitors from all over the world.

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