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Recycled Roadrunner

Las Cruces, New Mexico
🦖Recycled Roadrunner
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Sizeabout 20 ft
Built1993
TypeGiant animals

A roughly 20-foot roadrunner by artist Olin Calk made from trash, with old shoes for feathers and Volkswagen headlights for eyes. It was designed in 1993, first stood at a landfill, and now stands at a scenic rest area on I-10 west of Las Cruces.

Where is Recycled Roadrunner?

Recycled Roadrunner is in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The pin shows the town, so check the exact spot before you go.

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Where is Recycled Roadrunner?

Recycled Roadrunner is in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The map pin marks the town, so check the exact spot before you drive. Tap Get directions on this page to open it in Google Maps.

How big is Recycled Roadrunner?

about 20 ft.

When was Recycled Roadrunner built?

Recycled Roadrunner dates from 1993.

What other giant roadside attractions are near Recycled Roadrunner?

The closest on our map are World's Largest Pistachio in Alamogordo (about 60 miles away as the crow flies), Paisano Pete in Fort Stockton (about 249 miles away as the crow flies), Jack Rabbit Trading Post in Joseph City (about 279 miles away as the crow flies).

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