Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Wyoming

While in Wyoming, you might enjoy a visit to:

A gravitational anomaly, closed for now, though the sign is still visible.
~12 miles from Wilson.

Over 3,000 antlers are woven into a rectangular arch, stretched above the four lanes of a downtown highway. Spans 75 ft., 18 ft. high.
~53 miles from Wilson.

Displays a model and mud-caked items salvaged after the Teton Dam burst in 1976, and a nine-foot wall of water turned Rexburg into Mudville.
~51 miles from Wilson.

First erupted in 1937, when a local man drilling for heated water for a swimming pool punctured an underground chamber. Now on a timer so it erupts every hour, on the hour -- unless it's windy.
~68 miles from Wilson.

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