Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Arizona

While in Arizona, you might enjoy a visit to:

The Madonna of the Trail statue is one of twelve 18-foot tall tributes to the valiant pioneer women who traveled west with their crazy husbands.

The distinctive giant yellow teepee lures I-40 drivers into pulling off for a look -- and maybe a browse at the Tomahawk Indian Store.

Snooze in teepee motel comfort at this Route 66 landmark.

A pawn shop turned into a collection of eclectic antiquities -- all for sale. Closed in 2005.

A 1970s rock lyric has been transformed into a 21st century tourist photo op.

Standard body, standard cowboy hat, but mutant headed -- now looking better than the earlier atrocious plastic surgery.

Museum and crumbling remains of a historic desert jail. More colorful than modern tourist prison attractions, and much less terrifying.

A solitary Easter Island-type head, out-of-place along fossilized Route 66.

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