Roadside Attractions in Spanish Fork
1 place worth pulling over for in Spanish Fork, Utah, with what each one actually is, what it costs and how long to give it.
Planning the stop
It's free to visit. Hours and admission come from each attraction's own page, along with parking and directions.
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Grafton Ghost Town
Rockville, UT
Step back into the Old West at this remarkably preserved 19th-century pioneer settlement. Famous as a filming location for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, it features a restored schoolhouse, rustic log cabins, and a historic cemetery.
Big John Giant Coal Miner
Helper, Utah
Standing 28 feet tall, Big John is a towering fiberglass tribute to the coal miners who built the historic town of Helper. Originally erected in 1964, this impressive Muffler Man variant stands holding a giant shovel outside the civic center. It remains one of Utah's most beloved and photographed roadside giants.
World's Largest Wooden Watermelon
Green River, Utah
This giant 25-foot slice of wooden melon celebrates Green River's famous agricultural heritage. Originally built in the 1950s on a truck chassis for parades, this quirky relic now rests next to the town's history museum. It once even featured a mechanism to spit real watermelon seeds.
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