RV Stickers for the Great Cryptid Road Trip

RV Stickers for the Great Cryptid Road Trip

Every RV has a story on its back door. National parks, state lines, roadside attractions. RVers collect stickers the way other people collect fridge magnets, and the rig becomes a map of everywhere it has been.

Here is a route worth mapping: a road trip through cryptid country. Six stops, each with its own monster, each with a travel sticker to mark the miles.

Stop 1: Point Pleasant, West Virginia — Mothman

Start where the most famous American cryptid story began. The town leans all the way in: the Mothman Museum, the statue downtown, the festival every September. Point Pleasant Mothman travel sticker, $3.50.

Point Pleasant, West Virginia Mothman travel sticker by Monsterologist

Stop 2: Flatwoods, West Virginia — the Flatwoods Monster

An hour east sits the town behind the 1952 Braxton County sighting, with its own museum and a set of monster chairs to visit along the way. Flatwoods travel sticker, $4.00.

Flatwoods, West Virginia travel sticker

Stop 3: Loveland, Ohio — the Frogman

North on I-71 to the Little Miami River, home of the four-foot Frogman first reported in 1955. Ohio lawmakers introduced an actual bill to make it the official state cryptid. Loveland travel sticker, $3.50.

Loveland, Ohio Frogman travel sticker

Stop 4: Roswell, New Mexico — UFOs

Head southwest to the most famous alleged crash site on Earth. Alien-themed everything, year-round. Roswell travel sticker, $3.50.

Roswell, New Mexico UFO Crash travel patch by Monsterologist

Stop 5: Skinwalker Ranch, Utah — Skinwalkers

North into the Uintah Basin. You cannot tour the ranch itself, but the whole region trades on the legend. Skinwalker Ranch travel sticker, $3.50.

Skinwalker Ranch, Utah travel sticker

Stop 6: Area 51, Nevada — UFOs

End at the edge of the restricted zone, down the Extraterrestrial Highway. Area 51 travel sticker, $3.50.

Area 51 Nevada UFO travel sticker by Monsterologist

Six stops, six souvenirs, under $25 for the set. Every one is original artwork in the national-park travel style, made for water bottles, coolers, and the back of the camper.

Browse the full travel sticker collection to plan the rest of the route.

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