Roadside Americana · Nebraska
Carhenge
Stonehenge rebuilt from vintage gray cars
TypeFolk Art & Sculpture
StateNebraska
WhenLate spring–fall
How to visitFree; visitor center seasonal
A faithful replica of Stonehenge built from 39 vintage automobiles, painted Stonehenge-gray and planted in a Nebraska field by Jim Reinders in 1987. Equal parts art, joke, and pilgrimage on the high plains.
The photo
The car trilithons at sunset.
Pair it with
- Alliance
- Sandhills
- Carhenge gift shop
- Chimney Rock (a detour)
Roadside attractions keep their own quirky hours and can change owners, close, or move — confirm it’s open before a long detour, respect private property and art, and leave it as iconic as you found it.
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