Roadside Attractions in Moundsville
1 place worth pulling over for in Moundsville, West Virginia, with what each one actually is, what it costs and how long to give it.
Planning the stop
Hours and admission come from each attraction's own page, along with parking and directions.
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The Mystery Hole
Ansted, West Virginia
A classic gravity-defying roadside wonder, this quirky spot challenges your sense of balance and reality. Visitors experience tilted rooms where water appears to flow uphill and people stand at impossible angles. It's a delightfully kitschy slice of Appalachian pop culture complete with a crashed VW Beetle out front.
Flatwoods Monster Museum
Flatwoods, West Virginia
This quirky museum is dedicated to the legendary 1952 sighting of the Braxton County Monster, a ten-foot-tall extraterrestrial. It houses an eclectic collection of memorabilia, vintage monster lanterns, and historical archives. Best of all, it shares space with the local visitor center, making it a perfect quick stop.
Mothman Statue
Point Pleasant, West Virginia
This gleaming, 12-foot-tall metallic sculpture depicts Point Pleasant's most famous and elusive resident, complete with massive wings and striking red eyes. Created by artist Bob Roach, it stands in the center of town as a tribute to the legendary cryptid sightings of 1966 and 1967. It is a must-stop photo opportunity, particularly for those looking to snap a picture with its famously shiny, highly polished posterior.