Colorado is Host to Some Unique Roadside Attractions

Go ahead and admit it, you like odd things. How else can you explain our fascination with the Kardashians?

But, truly we all enjoy looking at odd things. Every time someone does something crazy to get into the Guinness Book of World Records, we pause and look, or read about this person's latest exploit.

But there's nothing odd about Colorado, is there?

Yes. Yes, there is.

Here are five unique attractions our wonderful state has to offer.

Sasquatch Outpost - Bailey

That's right. There's a Sasquatch outpost right here in Colorado. And if you visit it, you can get a footprint cast of the legendary beast, as well as a map of local sightings, and a photo op! Cost is $3.00 And while in Bailey, check out the hot dog shaped Coney Island diner!

Dress Made Of Rattlesnakes - Greeley

That's right, a dress made out of rattlesnakes. All killed on the same day by the woman who wore the thing.

The Bare Butt Rock Climber Sculpture - Silt

Closer to home, there is this. Sculptor Blaine Peters created a tribute to rock climbers with a climber lacking a face, hands and, well, clothes. There have been several attempts to clothe the sculpture, all to no avail.

Junkrassic Park - Cheraw

Just northeast of Bent's Old Fort near LaJunta, Co, you will find Junkrassic Park, where retired farmer Johnnie Allen has made over 80 sculptures from discarded farm equipment.

Doc Holliday's Gravesite - Glenwood Springs

John Henry "Doc" Holliday died of tuberculosis at age 36 in Glenwood Springs. The Hotel Glenwood, where he died, burned to the ground in 1945, but the structure that replaced it had stenciled into the bottom of the Summit Canyoneering doors; "Doc Holliday died here, November 8, 1887."  Also in Glenwood, Pioneer Cemetary is found, which is the final resting place of Doc Holliday. On his tombstone is written: "He died in his sleep".