For a stretch of 32 miles, there is a highway in North Dakota that’s home to a collection of the world’s largest scrap metal sculptures, aptly named the Enchanted Highway. Known for its ...

The Enchanted Highway begins at Exit 72 on Interstate 94 near Gladstone and terminates 32 miles down the road in the small town of Regent, N.D. See a variety of larger than life statues including ...

Among North Dakota's most unique is the whimsically named Enchanted Highway. Far removed from crowded tourist paths, the ...

The two-lane road doesn't have a name or number, but it's nickname aims to entice: Enchanted Highway. The sculptures along the highway add a welcome dose of whimsy to the wide-open horizon.

If you can find it on a map, you may know that the sun rarely ... that turns heads and demands to be photographed. The Enchanted Highway is a metal sculpture trail off Interstate 94 that lines ...

He called it the Enchanted Highway, a route featuring giant pheasants and grasshoppers, deer as big as an office building and a 51-foot-tall horse-mounted Teddy Roosevelt. Gary, an affable sort ...

I took Google's Pixel XL to the Enchanted Highway – and that's not a euphemism. I went to the road by the name of Enchanted Highway in North Dakota, where I used the Google Pixel to capture photos.