Here Are The 8 Weirdest Places You Can Possibly Go In Alaska
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Casea Peterson
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Tucked among the rural and widely dispersed communities of Alaska are some pretty strange places. We’re not kidding either, Alaska is home to an old abandoned igloo-shaped hotel, colorful house-shaped burial grounds, even the world’s largest chocolate waterfall! But we’re not stopping there, we’ve found 8 of Alaska’s weirdest places and put them into a list for you.
That's right, folks. Haines, Alaska has its very own Hammer Museum filled with... you guessed it! Hammers!
In Willow, Alaska there is one really awesome piece of architecture that is famously known as the Dr. Seuss House. I'd want to live in the very top room!
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Fur Rendezvous has some pretty weird stuff going on, but we all know that witnessing the outhouse races is the weirdest!
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This place is beautiful... but totally freaking weird. Upside down trees, what?!
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What isn't weird about a junkyard theme park?!
Only in Talkeetna would Alaskans celebrate moose with the worlds weirdest festival, the Moose Dropping Festival. You can even get moose poop jewelry here... no joke!
In Fairbanks, there is a designated antler ranch with antlers from moose and caribou all over the place! This is the famous Alaskan Antler Arch!
Visit Lady of the Lake, a submerged B-29 Superfortress from the '50s! Kinda creepy and definitely weird to me!
Enjoy all the strangeness that comes with living in Alaska! Leave us a comment if you know of anything else weird in the state!
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