This Roadside Attraction In Oregon Is The Most Unique Thing You’ve Ever Seen
Oregon is home to all kinds of awesome roadside attractions, from Paul Bunyan statues to the Oregon Vortex. For something a little different, stop by the Darlingtonia Wayside where you can take a short walk along a boardwalk overlooking 18 acres of rare carnivorous plants. When you've driving along Highway 101, this unique hidden gem is not to be missed. Check it out:
Located along the Coastal Highway 101 near Florence, the Darlingtonia Wayside is a one of a kind natural attraction.
This small botanical state park is full to the brim with a rare carnivorous plant species: the Darlingtonia Californica, also known as the Cobra Lily.
The unique plant is both lovely and strange. They have tubular translucent leaves reminiscent of a cobra's head, with a forked tongue that catches insects.
A 0.3-mile boardwalk weaves through the preserve offering visitors a unique, lovely view of the cobra lilies in their habitat.
When you've driving along Highway 101, you won't want to miss out on a visit to this unusual hidden gem.
Find out about more unique roadside attractions in Oregon here.
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