Wisco Roadside Attractions

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The Truck in the Tree


It's a truck and you guessed it, it's in a tree! Just outside of Clinton Wisconsin this strange sight acts as a landmark on interstate 43. Bizarre as it may seem, the truck in the tree was an act of love. Young Luke Madson asked his father Mark to build him a tree-house and this was the unique result. 

The truck even has its own website! 
http://truckinthetree.com/


The Pink Elephant


Travelers can visit "Pinkie" the Elephant while cruising through DeForest, WI. Pinkie sits alongside the highway in a gas station parking lot, complete with hipster eye-wear. 


National Freshwater Hall of Fame 


Even if you aren't into fishing the National Freshwater Hall of Fame in Hayward is worth a stop! Where else can you explore the belly of a giant fiberglass Musky? 

Bonus: If you're lucky you might find a Yeti. What more could one want? 

Dr.Evermor's Forevertron


Dr.Evermor's creation is truly something else! For a pitstop unlike any other be sure to check out Forevertron in North Freedom, Wisconsin. The tale behind this strange location is equally fascinating.... read more about the lore of this location below!

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/2239


The House on the Rock


Personally the House on the Rock reminds me of a million Grandmother's basements crammed into one and I am quite alright with never visiting again. That being said, the House on the Rock is bizarre, overwhelming and more than likely haunted AF. If you're a Wisconsin native who hasn't checked this place out yet you probably should just to say you have. 


UFO Landing Port


The truth is out there homie! Bob Tohak of Poland WI, knows what I'm talking about! *Queue X-Files theme song*

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/12256

Bronze Fonz


Because you know... Happy Days! Stop by MKE to get your picture with the one and only Bronz Fonz! Some Milwaukeeans kindly refer to it as "really quite ugly", but any true fan can appreciate it's tacky awesomeness.  


Top Secret



Only in Wisconsin Dells will you find something this wacky. It's a Conspiracy! Aliens, Government cover-ups and mysteries, oh my! 

Giant Catfish



Wisconsinites really love big-a@# fiberglass fish. Catfish are the pride and joy of Trempealeau Wisconsin! Visit in July to attend their Annual Catfish Days festival! 

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