Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Oregon

While in Oregon, you might enjoy a visit to:

A 1960s-vintage health education exhibit. You can see through her skin and watch her organs glow!
~120 miles from Cottage Grove.

A 21-foot-tall, vine-covered, cement pillar with an obscure history.
~116 miles from Cottage Grove.

Halfway was persuaded to change its name to half.com during the Internet Bubble.

Over 1,300 hats -- new acquisitions include Phyllis Diller's black mink hat, head wear from the movies "Chicago" and "Gangs of New York." Also John Steinbeck's door stop, a collection of hamburgers, and more.
~120 miles from Cottage Grove.

Tricky to find, and possibly rough on your car when you do, but how often do you get to see an ice cave?
~95 miles from Cottage Grove.

It was a World War II balloon bomb launched from far east in the Pacific, and its diabolical intent was to start a forest fire, and it didn't.
~130 miles from Cottage Grove.

An official historical plaque marks the spot.
~119 miles from Cottage Grove.

Bobbie the collie traveled thousands of miles to find his family, and it wore him out. The famous dog ended up behind the Oregon Humane Society, in a fancy dog house tomb.
~125 miles from Cottage Grove.

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