Results: Oddest Landmarks in Every State (Part Three)

Hawaii - The Dole Plantation in Wahiawa, Hawaii, isn't just home to some of the juiciest pineapples in America; it also houses the world's largest hedge maze. At the company's plantation, you can snack on some juicy fruit while navigating your way through more than three acres of Hawaiian hedges. Have you ever visited this maze?

Idaho - This giant good boy is located in Cottonwood, Idaho, at what's appropriately named Dog Bark Park. Possibly the world's largest beagle, this dog building is actually a small bed and breakfast that you can rent a room in. The beagle-shaped inn was built by a local husband and wife duo in 2003, and now features a gift shop and visitor center that attracts numerous dog-loving citizens every year. Have you ever stayed at this bed and breakfast?

Illinois - South of downtown Collinsville in Illinois stands the world's largest catsup bottle. (Yes, that's catsup, not ketchup.) Unfortunately, though, there's no condiment in this bottle. Built in 1949, the structure functions as a water tower instead. It's known for being an iconic, albeit strange landmark in Illinois and is even listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Have you ever visited this catsup bottle?

Indiana - At this fun roadside attraction in Alexandria, visitors can add their own coat of paint to the world's largest paintball. What started as a regular-size baseball now weighs more than 4,000 pounds and has some 23,000 layers of paint. Mike and Glenda Carmichael of Alexandria started the project more than 40 years ago, and since then, it's been listed in the Guinness Book of World Records. Have you added a coat of paint to this paintball?

Iowa - Who wouldn't want to get their photo taken next to the world's largest Swedish coffee pot? This former water tower in Stanton is now painted with decorative flowers and hearts and could hold 800,000 cups of coffee. One more tie to coffee for this town: The actress who played Mrs. Olson in Folgers® coffee commercials happens to be from Stanton. Have you ever visited this coffee pot?