Bamahenge
ou’re likely familiar with Stonehenge, the ancient monument located in Wiltshire, England. Bamahenge is a smaller-scale replica of this iconic prehistoric site.
Conceived by American artist Mark Cline from Virginia, Bamahenge is one of his notable creations. Interestingly, Cline is also behind Foamhenge, another whimsical installation located in Virginia.
The Bamahenge fiberglass stones are the same height and diameter as the British originals.
They are also aligned with the summer solstice.
The money to create the Art for the Art came from George Barber, a local businessman.
| Name of the Roadside Attraction: | Bamahenge |
| Parking: | yes, in front of the Art |
| Time required: | 30 minutes |
| Descripton: | Bamahenge is a partial replica of Stonehenge in England. |
| Next town: | Elberta, AL |
| Findable: | a little bit off the main highway |
| Fee area: | no - open for puplic |
| Giftshop: | no |
| Food or drinks: | no |
| Kind of attraction: | fiberglass statue |
| Best time to vistit: | all year |
| Address: | Barber Pkwy, Elberta, AL 36530, USA |
| Directions: | From Highway 98 pass the town Elberta, AL. After 3 miles turn left on Hwy 95, stay for about 5,5 miles. Turn on Barber Parkway. Follow the road. You'll find Bamahenge on the left hand side. |
| Opening Hours: | 24/7 |
| Last visited: | November 2016 |
