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I 10 east bound.
The giant recycled roadrunner can be seen on the hill to the right at the rest area.
Rest area, Route 89 North in Sharon, Vermont. It may be the most pleasant wastewater treatment plant anyone can visit.
Mt Robinson Rest Area, Great Northern Highway, 107km north of Newman and 87km south of Munjina. A rough and eroded (even in 2004) track runs steeply up the hill at the back of the parking area.
Photo by Kristine K. Stevens, a curious traveler, author and beekeeper who is hiking the Buckeye Trail in Ohio.
Previously, Kristine sold her house, quit her job and traveled around the world. Learn more at "If Your Dream Doesn't Scare You, It Isn't Big Enough: A Solo Journey Around the World."
Reader Daniel snapped this photo from his car. “Apparently someone wanted to accommodate travelers along this stretch of rural road in upstate NY. Bless their hearts for thinking of others. This discarded toilet has been there for well over a year, and some kind soul added the sign, should anyone need to ‘rest.’” (Great find, Daniel! Though it would be a little more fun if you’d caught someone taking advantage of this “rest area.”)
Filmmaker Archie Gips visits the Film Courage studio to discuss his distribution deal for Loveless in Los Angeles, how a YouTube clip he made has been seen over 70 million times, and how he has worked to parlay that success in monetizing his latest film Chloe and Keith’s Wedding.
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At this little rest area, there's a hidden waterfall in the picnic area. They don't really mention it on the signs for the rest area, it's only on one sign that's up the trail a ways. If you don't know there's a waterfall here, you'd probably never find it.
Typical "services", the British equivalent of a rest area along the highway. This one is along the M4.
US Hwy 18 just west of Lusk, Wyoming
Historic marker:
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Sadly, there's a semi-abandoned store/restaurant. I'm sure it's pretty busy during the summer, but it was pretty bleak when we stopped by. The wind nearly blew me over the railings.
We drove over 4000 miles this summer, and this is the most thematic freeway rest area I've ever seen. It's on Highway 35 in Iowa, not far from the Minnesota border. The bathrooms were very nice, too.
At this little rest area, there's a hidden waterfall in the picnic area. They don't really mention it on the signs for the rest area, it's only on one sign that's up the trail a ways. If you don't know there's a waterfall here, you'd probably never find it.
Polk City, FL- I-4 E Bound where in 2 miles a Rest Area is located for resting, stretching legs, restroom breaks, and picnics. This is the only facility open to cars along the 132 mile interstate.
This is the rest area in North Dakota where we spent the night after not being able to find a motel room. It was Fourth of July weekend and everything was booked. We had driven all night our first night on the road so we were desperately looking for a place to sleep. We slept in the car. If we look haggard in some of the photos on this day, now you know why. It was a beautiful location though, as we discovered after daybreak the next morning.