“4 huge soda cans!”
4 fuel/oil tanks painted to resemble different types of Soda. These large tanks are almost as tall as the Super 8 Motel sign that seats next to it. Don't try and pop the tab on these guys or else there might be a oil spill. The giant cans are apparently fuel or oil storage tanks. It doesn't smell that great if you're downwind, and standing close means walking across some sticky substance on the asphalt parking lot.
You'll want to stop here for gas anyway so might as well. There's also an old Indian statue in the adjacent parking lot.
Quick picture stop. Apparently they change the cans/drink brands because when we stopped it was Coke, Sprite, Diet Coke, and Monster!
Man! Heading for Zion from Arches, I thought I wasn't going to make it. I was just about out of gas when, whatcha know?! Giant soda cans. Pricey but timely.
Right off the Interstate which is convenient. Otherwise nothing too special.
Cool spot to stop
We stayed at a motel down the road from the cans and stopped on our way out the next morning. Great little photo op 😊
Cute little picture spot, the cans are different than the picture though. It's now a Monster can, Sprite, Diet Coke, and original Coke.
The cans are ok. Not as fun as I would have thought.
Very close to the interstate and a they maintain them well. Fun picture.
This was a fun stop. There's a cool Indian statue near by. The cans were freshly painted and neat looking! Wish one was Dr Pepper!
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