The Enchanted Highway features the World's Largest Metal Sculptures produced by artist Gary Greff. 

Gary is a native of Regent, North Dakota.  He was a teacher and a school principal and had never done any art work or welding prior to 1989.  He then began dreaming of ways to bring people and businesses to the small community of Regent -- fearing the town would someday die if it relied solely on farming.  A hay bale strongman built by a farmer inspired him.  He watched people pull off the road to snap photos of the oddity.  He wondered how many people would stop for huge metal sculptures.  He began designing, welding, and painting.  The Tin Family was erected in 1991; Teddy Rides Again in 1993; Pheasants on the Prairie in 1996; Grasshoppers in the Field in 1999; Geese in Flight in 2001; and Deer Crossing in 2002.  He was working on Fisherman's Dream from 2003 to 2006, and it is now erected.

Gary is planning to open a motel, RV park, dinner theatre, and cafe.

The Enchanted Highway is off Interstate 94 (Exit 72) approximately 20 miles east of Dickinson, North Dakota.  It then extends for 32 miles south to the town of Regent.  The seven sculptures are spread out along the 32 miles of The Enchanted Highway.

Listen to a recent radio documentary about The Enchanted Highway.

There is no charge to see The Enchanted Highway.  Gary depends solely on donations to finance his work. Click here to go to a web page where you can make a PayPal donation to The Enchanted Highway, or please send your tax-deductible donations to Enchanted Highway, PO Box 184, Regent, ND 58650.  When in Regent, be sure to visit the Enchanted Highway Gift Shop.

These photos were taken when the Round America tours visited The Enchanted Highway.