Amarillo, Texas: Cadillac Ranch

Is it just a line of ten junker Cadillacs buried nose-down in a dusty farm field -- or is it art?

Todd Kent's 2006 short film "Road Does Not End," where Stanley Marsh 3 talks about Cadillac Ranch and his other Amarillo art projects.

Not wheelchair accessible. Took my husband to Cadillac Ranch and he couldn't get through the [unattended] entrance in his wheelchair. I got him in with some MacGyvering on our part.

Cadillac Ranch is located on a two lane service road. You will park your car on the side of the service road and walk into the field to the cars. When we went it was super muddy but we still were able to tag the cars. You can bring your own spray paint but it seemed to us that most tourists left their paint cans behind in a milk crate, so if you don't have any paint there's a good chance you'll come across some on site.

Be aware that peddlers set up shop right at the gate -- do not feel obligated! We thought they were there to charge admission. Better and less cheap looking versions of the paint chip art can be found at the Cadillac Ranch Gift store.