In this episode of the Unscaled Travel Show, Jeremy and Amy explore some of the most haunted hotels across the United States.

They share personal experiences and stories from various locations, including the Queen Mary in Long Beach, the Bourbon Orleans Hotel in New Orleans, the Emily Morgan Hotel in San Antonio, the historic Concord's Colonial Inn, and haunted hotels in Las Vegas.

Each hotel has its own unique history and ghostly tales, making for a captivating discussion on dark tourism and paranormal activity.

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From pink palaces to cowboy boots the size of Cadillacs, the West Coast has never been afraid to get weird.

In this episode of Unscaled, Jeremy and Amy head west for a tour of the coast’s strangest still-standing attractions — starting with California’s flamboyant Madonna Inn, where every room looks like it was designed by a glitter-happy geologist. They wander through redwood kitsch at Trees of Mystery, chat with Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox, and lose themselves among dinosaurs at Oregon’s Prehistoric Gardens.

From Washington’s seaside oddities — including Marsh’s Free Museum and the World’s Largest Frying Pan — to Seattle’s restored Hat ’n’ Boots, California’s Giant Artichoke, and Oregon’s hand-built fairytale wonderland, the Enchanted Forest.

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From Florida’s mysterious Coral Castle to Georgia’s rainbow gnome caves and Tennessee’s underground waterfall, the Southeast has never shied away from strange roadside attractions.

In this episode of Unscaled, Jeremy and Amy explore the oddball icons still standing — including mermaids that perform underwater shows, a peanut big enough to tower over a town square, and a thrift store made entirely from lost airline luggage.

We’ll also double up on Lookout Mountain, where Rock City’s neon gnomes meet the glowing waters of Ruby Falls, and end with Atlanta’s eeriest nature walk, the Doll’s Head Trail.

Because in the Southeast, if it’s weird enough, someone’s probably built it, painted it, or dressed it up in neon.

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