8 Of The Strangest Places In America That You Should Visit Right Now!

#1 While in Yachats, Oregon, you must visit Thor's Well

If you find yourself in Yachats, Oregon, you have to visit the coast and check out this amazing natural site. Because of the tide, the hole is emptied and refilled making it look as if it's actually a bottomless pit. Just be careful because the waves are rough in this area and can sweep you off your feet.

#2 Glass Beach is a major tourist attraction for Fort Bragg, California.

Glass Beach used to be a trash dump. Now it's one of the most amazing places you could ever see. The beach gets its name from all of the different colored pieces of broken bottles that litter the area. It's a beautiful site to see especially during sunset.

#3 Holy Land USA is a failed amusement park in Waterbury, Connecticut.

This Christian-themed fun park was opened during the 50s. During the 80s it was forced to close. All that remains now is a creepy, decaying landscape of Bible related attractions that would spook out even the hardiest of ghost hunters. Do you dare to see what the abandoned, Holy Land USA has to offer for the fearless thrill seeker?

#4 The Cushing Brain Collection is located in New Haven, Connecticut at Yale University.

Harvey Cushing is known as the father of modern neurosurgery and the brains that he used to earn that title are now on display at Yale. Since 2010 people have been able to come and view this eery collection of brains, some of which are from 1900, which gives them an idea of just how far this field of science has come since it's early days.

#5 The Haʻikū Stairs of Honolulu, Hawaii used to offer a challenge for intrepid adventurers.

During WWII the Hai'kū Stairs were placed so that soldiers could use a radio tower that was placed on a mountaintop. After the war, they became a minor attraction for adventurers before they were made off-limits during the 1980's. Some people still ventured up the amazing stairs, called the Stairway to Heaven, before a large portion of the stairs were lost due to a particularly strong storm.

#6 Cadillac Ranch is a strange little roadside stop in Amarillo, Texas.

Back in 1974, a billionaire came up with an idea to baffle the residents of Amarillo, a small Texas city. The result of this idea was the Cadillac Ranch that continues to perplex tourist and locals to this day.

#7 If you're up for a little underwater adventure, check out the Neptune Memorial Reef in Key Biscayne, Florida.

This artificial reef was made to resemble an artist's opinion of what the fabled lost city, Atlantis, would look like. It attracts tourists from all over the world. Anyone who wants to become a part of the exhibit can have their remains placed there after cremation. That's kinda cool I guess.

#8 If you're itching for a mystery, check out the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, California.

Winchester heiress, Sarah Winchester, had this gigantic house built to please evil spirits that she claimed haunted her. The house is so freaking big that people are still finding new rooms in it to this day. To date, we know of 9 kitchens, 40 staircases, 13 bathrooms, 47 fireplaces, 10,000 windows and 2,000 doors. Like I said, the house is freaking big! Do you think you could make it through every room?

If you enjoyed those crazy places, take a look at this video as it gives you a rundown of interesting places to visit in each state.