An illustrated regional mural of Rough Riders Hotel and Chateau de Mores in Medora, the North Dakota badlands, and the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.
SCENIC STOPS · GLADSTONE, NORTH DAKOTA

Enchanted Highway

Giant scrap-metal sculptures along 32 miles of country road, starting with a world record.

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What to expect

Since 1989, Gary Greff has built huge metal sculptures along the road from I-94 to Regent. First up is Geese in Flight, about 110 feet tall and once named the world’s largest scrap-metal sculpture by Guinness. Keep going for the Tin Family, Teddy Rides Again, Grasshoppers in the Field and more.

  • Geese in Flight, about 110 ft tall
  • Seven-plus sculptures with pull-offs
  • Gift shop in Regent
  • Easy half-day trip

Getting to Enchanted Highway

Starts at I-94 Exit 72 (Gladstone). Geese in Flight is just north of the exit; the road then runs 32 miles south to Regent.

Before you go

Free. It is 32 miles each way, so plan time for the drive back.

Fees, seasons and conditions can change. Confirm with the linked website before you head out.

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