6 Of Montana’s Strangest Roadside Attractions

Evel Knievel's grave, the shortest river in the world, and the Sip n' Dip Mermaids are a few attractions you may have visited during your travels through the Treasure State. But did you know there are two towns in the state that have a bar with a two-headed calf? And there's more than one testicle festival. You can never have enough of those.

During your next trip across the 406, here are 6 of the strangest attractions Montana has to offer (from RoadsideAmerica.com):

1. Paul Bunyan's Frying Pan (Libby, MT)
2. Hobo Bible Art in a Caboose (Culbertson, MT)
3. Teddy Bear Fence (Dupuyer, MT)
4. Giant Boom Box (Norris, MT)
5. Two-Story Outhouse (Nevada City, MT)
6. Garden of 1,000 Buddhas (Arlee, MT)

RoadsideAmerica also listed some Montana attractions that are now extinct. Do you remember these?

• Big Red the Ox in Bozeman.
• Gingham Lady Motel Sign in Miles City.
• Oxen Statue That Pees in Three Forks.

What are some Montana roadside attractions or oddities that you've spotted?