Bamahenge: Alabama's Stonehenge Replica

Experience Stonehenge in the heart of Alabama! A quirky and unique roadside attraction near Barber Marina in Elberta.

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Bamahenge is a full-scale fiberglass replica of Stonehenge located in Elberta, Alabama. Created by artist Mark Cline for billionaire George Barber, it offers a quirky and accessible experience of the ancient monument.

A brief summary to Bamahenge

Elberta, Alabama, 36530, US

Local tips

Bring insect repellent, especially during warmer months, as the area can have mosquitoes and other bugs.
Combine your visit to Bamahenge with a stop at the nearby Dinosaurs in the Woods and The Lady in the Lake for a full experience of Mark Cline's artwork.
Visit during the summer solstice to see the alignment of the sun with the stones, just like at the original Stonehenge.

Getting There

Driving

Bamahenge is located near Barber Marina in Elberta, Alabama. From the intersection of US-98 and County Road 95, head south on County Road 95. Turn right onto Fish Trap Road, then left at the Barber Marina sign onto Barber Parkway. Follow Barber Parkway until you see a small gravel parking lot on the right. A short walk will lead you to Bamahenge. Parking is free.
Ride-Sharing

If arriving from a location in Elberta, a taxi or ride-share to Bamahenge will cost approximately $15-25 USD, depending on demand and availability. Direct the driver to Barber Parkway near Barber Marina. There are no set down fees or admission costs at the attraction.

Discover more about Bamahenge

Bamahenge, a quirky roadside attraction in Elberta, Alabama, is a full-scale fiberglass replica of the famous Stonehenge monument in England. Created by Virginia artist Mark Cline for Alabama businessman George Barber, Bamahenge offers visitors a chance to experience the mystique of Stonehenge without leaving the United States. Inspired by Cline's Foamhenge in Virginia, Barber commissioned the replica, initially planning to install it at his Vintage Motorsports Museum. However, the location was later changed to Barber Marina in Elberta. Completed in 2012, Bamahenge stands 21 feet tall and 104 feet across, mirroring the dimensions of the original Stonehenge. The replica is even oriented to align with the summer solstice. While not an exact replica, Bamahenge captures the essence of Stonehenge with its arrangement of large, stone-like pillars. Visitors can freely explore the site, offering a fun and accessible experience for families, art enthusiasts, and those curious about ancient monuments. In addition to Bamahenge, the surrounding area features other unusual sculptures by Mark Cline, including the Dinosaurs in the Woods and The Lady in the Lake, making Barber Marina a unique destination for art and history lovers.