For groups, heritage and cultural detours across Texas’ westernmost expanse are where lasting memories are made.

Whether you’re starting in Oklahoma, Texas ... reach Cadillac Ranch outside Amarillo. Bring a can of spray paint and leave your mark on the row of half-buried Cadillacs—a true Route 66 ...

Let's See What's Buried Behind This OLD Texas Shack! (Metal Detecting Battle). In today's video, we use our powerful metal detectors to search for treasure in and around this old house in central ...

In a state known for doing everything bigger, the roadside attractions definitely deliver with unexpected art, history, and pure Texas weirdness. Ten Cadillacs stick out of the ground along Route 66, ...

Several activities in the Amarillo area and ... In this 2024 file photo, Texas Department of Family Protective Services and Saint Francis Ministries Paint the Cadillac Ranch Blue to spread ...

As one of the most popular and recognizable roadside attractions along Route 66 in Amarillo, Texas ... Made up of 10 Cadillacs with their noses buried in the ground, this art installation ...

for the unearthing of a Plymouth Belvedere buried as a time ... Arizona for Amarillo, Texas and the wide-open shrine to car culture known as the Cadillac Ranch. Here is Steve.

This iconic public art installation near Amarillo, Texas, features 10 Cadillac cars buried nose-first in the ground, showcasing the evolution of the car model from 1949 to 1963. The installation ...

The claim to the most popular Texas alternative landmark belongs to The Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo at No. 25. The site has 10 old-school Cadillacs that are buried nose-first in the ground.

Texans You Should Know is a series highlighting overlooked figures and events from Texas ... Amarillo millionaire Stanley Marsh 3, who paid for the Cadillacs and on whose land they were buried.