For a stretch of 32 miles, there is a highway in North Dakota that’s home to a collection of the world’s largest scrap metal sculptures, aptly named the Enchanted Highway. Known for its ...

North Dakota may not be the first state that comes to mind when planning a family vacation, but this underrated destinat ...

Standing in the shadow of a 40-foot-tall metal grasshopper on North Dakota's grasslands, ... The two-lane road doesn't have a name or number, but it's nickname aims to entice: Enchanted Highway.

North Dakota man creates 'Enchanted Highway' with scrap metal sculptures Along one stretch of road in North Dakota sits what you might call an outdoor folk art gallery. Updated: 12:14 PM CDT Jul ...

It’s one of those things that’s uniquely North Dakota.”The Enchanted Highway begins at Exit 72 on Interstate 94 near Gladstone, and ends about 30 miles down the road, southbound, at Regent.

REGENT, N.D. -- An Internet campaign to raise money to help build the next sculpture for North Dakota's "Enchanted Highway" has reached its goal. A fund drive on Kickstarter as of Monday afternoon ...

Sculptor Gary Greff will have first-time state funding this summer to help maintain his sculptures along the Enchanted Highway in western North Dakota. "We're going to start fixing what we can ...

One of these tiny towns is Regent, North Dakota. But this destination, located 30 miles off the main thoroughfare of Interstate 94, manages to attract as many as 6,000 tourist vehicles per year ...

BISMARCK — Landowners and the sculptor of the Enchanted Highway in western North Dakota have settled a dispute involving liability and the lease related to the statuary road's flagship sculpture.

The origin of the Enchanted Highway: North Dakota man creates metal sculptures to save small town REGENT, N.D. -- In 1989, Kevin Costner starred in a Hollywood blockbuster titled "Field of Dreams." ...