Washington delivers Pacific Northwest weirdness—giant clams, trolls under bridges, and a coffee pot bar. Some of these we’ve visited, others are still on our list. When we’ve been somewhere, the link takes you to our photo page with details and snark. Otherwise, you’ll head to their official site (assuming one exists—sometimes that’s half the adventure).
Things To Do in Washington
Long Beach
World’s Largest Clam – Squirting clam sculpture at 5th St. SE.
World’s Largest Frying Pan – Giant frying pan at 5th St. SE.
Mukilteo
Boeing Future of Flight – Aviation center and factory tour.
Large Paper Airplane – Oversized paper plane at Dillon Works, 11775 Harbour Reach Drive.
Raymond
Willapa Harbor Wildlife-Heritage Sculpture Corridor – Metal wildlife sculptures throughout the city.
Seattle
Troll Under the George Washington Memorial Bridge – Bridge troll sculpture under the Aurora Bridge.
World’s Largest Cowboy Hat & Boots – Giant Western wear at Oxbow Park, 6430 Carleton Avenue South.
Spokane
Benewah Milk Bottles – Two large milk bottle buildings, one at 398 South Cedar Street and another at 802 West Garland Avenue.
World’s Largest Wagon – Giant Radio Flyer wagon on Centennial Trail.
Tacoma
Giant Coffee Pot – Bob’s Java Jive, a bar inside a massive coffee pot at 2102 South Tacoma Way.
Washougal
Pendleton Woolen Mills Factory Tour – See how Pendleton blankets are made.
Winlock
World’s Largest Egg – Giant egg sculpture celebrating the town’s poultry heritage.
Exploring the Pacific Northwest? Check out our Things To Do in Oregon page for more roadside attractions, get tips for traveling with pets, or browse our Homepage for road trip resources. Ready for your next adventure?
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