Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Washington

While in Washington, you might enjoy a visit to:

Famous landmark south of Seattle, a former cowboy-themed gas station built in the 1950s as part of a half-completed "Frontier Village" attraction.
~20 miles from Gig Harbor.

Indulge your big foot fantasies by peeking at the world's largest collection of giant shoes, including one worn by Robert Wadlow, who had the biggest foot in history.
~23 miles from Gig Harbor.

This Fremont sculpture of the Soviet leader would be out of place in any other U.S. community (except Berkeley, of course)....
~25 miles from Gig Harbor.

Final resting place of the legendary rock guitarist is a popular site for music pilgrims.
~22 miles from Gig Harbor.

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