
Exploring Lowell: A Ghost Town Near Bisbee, AZ
Lowell is a historic Arizona ghost town located near Bisbee. Today, you can walk abandoned Erie Street and imagine life back in the 1950's.
One of the reasons I prefer roadtrips over flights is because you can take so many interesting detours. Roadside attractions really help break up a lengthy drive. I've seen so many interesting sights that I may not have ever seen otherwise. I also love seeking out quirky and strange museums and attractions whenever I travel - it just keeps things interesting.
Here are some of the strangest places I've encountered in my years roadtripping and vacationing across the US. You will find many of these located in the Southwest which is not a surprise considering the area is known for its' many alien sightings, strange occurrences, haunted ghost towns, and vortex sites. I love the strange and unusual so check back as I add more unusual & fascinating destinations.

Lowell is a historic Arizona ghost town located near Bisbee. Today, you can walk abandoned Erie Street and imagine life back in the 1950's.

The most intriguing Arizona ghost towns to visit including several former mining towns, 2 of which have been revitalized.

My guide to exploring Chiricahua, "the wonderland of rocks," one of Arizona's most interesting places. It's a quick 2 hour drive from Tucson.

My guide to visiting The Chapel of the Holy Cross, a Roman Catholic church built in between Sedona's enchanting red rock formations.

My experience visiting the UFO Museum in Roswell as well as checking out all the unique alien themed memorabilia all over town.

Ruby Falls at Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga is the deepest underground waterfall. Today you can tour the cave and enjoy a special show.

In a desolate area of Arizona, you will find an odd, long running roadside attraction. You can't miss the catchy yellow billboards along I-10.

The world's largest bicycle museum in the country is home to the famous Pee-Wee bike, plus rare models including the Bowden Spacelander.

Visiting The Hobo Pool in Saratoga Springs, Wyoming. Soaking in the rich minerals of natural hot springs is said to offer healing benefits.

My favorite festive, unusual, and beautiful holiday displays and celebrations I've explored around the country on my travels.

The quirky American Sign Museum in Cincinnati is the largest public sign museum in the US. Well worth a visit if you are into vintage!

Biidi the Arch is a free alternative to the overrated, pricey Antelope Canyon tour. I recommend checking it out while driving through Page.

Randyland is a colorful and eccentric outdoor art installation located in the historic Mexican War Streets of Pittsburgh.

Gatlinburg is home to the "world's only salt and pepper shaker museum." The collection includes pieces from the 1500's through today.

On a recent drive through southern new Mexico, we got to walk on the "cool to the touch" white gypsum sand dunes at White Sands Monument.

City of Rocks is a unique geologic wonder to add to your bucket list. I recommend a daytrip if you are staying in Silver City or Las Cruces.

A collection of oddball roadside attractions throughout the US including a salt and pepper shaker museum and the largest bike shop.

A guide to quirky, off-the-beaten path attractions. Unique sights include turquoise McDonald's arches and an abandoned Rt 66 zoo.

I found so much rare cobalt blue seaglass at Conneaut Township Park. It's one of the best Lake Erie beaches for glass collecting.

Glass Beach in Ft. Bragg, California (on the Mendocino Coast) is home to the highest concentration of seaglass in the world.
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