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Greeting those to usually drive by towards the inner city of Pasadena is a fun, cheery idea brought to life in a form of a literal giant fork in the road located at an actual fork in the road. It's definitely not everyday you see something but worth stopping to admire. It is walkable but you have to be wary of the limited parking that surrounds this block as well as the various plant life that inhabits its surroundings. I suggest parking near one of the residential streets and giving it a minute walk just to get to this majestic piece. Once you get up close though, it'll just feel surreal especially if you get a side-by-side shot!
Thanksgiving weekend in LA! Our tummies were full from our turkey buffet. Stores were closed, so we hit up a few landmarks to burn off some calories. First stop: Fork in the Road. Because, "Why the fork not?" Public art in Pasadena. The funny thing is, it was built and installed illegally in 2009 in honor of artist Ken Marshall's friend, Bob Stane, for his 75th birthday. Wow! What a gift eh?! It was eventually permitted and reinstalled in 2011. Standing 18ft tall, it is made out of solid wood and painted to look like metal. Now, the World's Largest Fork can be found in Springfield, Missouri at a whopping 35ft tall. I guess these artists really wanted something tangible to represent the metaphor! Location: South St. John and South Pasadena Avenue. Plenty of parking along the curb.
IT IS WHAT IT SAYS! Literally a fork in the road. Located on a small triangle piece of land stands this 18ft tall, wooden fork. Plenty of free street parking so that you can jump out of the car and take a few corny photos at this quirky off beat attraction. Being that it's winter, the landscape was pretty dull. I imagine there might be some bulbs that bloom in spring. It's an odd piece of land so I'm sure the city doesn't want to develop too much. But hey, it's fun. And when one sees a fork in the road, you gotta stop. Right?! What would be a great addition (hint hint) is a perfectly placed ledge to rest your camera on in the exact right spot for the perfect picture ;) Until, bring a friend.
I just had to find this Pasadena landmark when I was in town. Using GPS, very easy to find but just not as big as the pictures make it appear, but for me worth a quick stop. It is exactly what the title says - A Fork in the Road. The fork sits right in the middle on a piece of land and used to have a meatball attached but someone apparently ate the meatball as it was no where to be found. The structure appears to be made of wood and has lights attached which means it must light up at night. Remember when you reach a fork in the road in life, always go with your gut. It will never steer you wrong.
Literally, it's a (giant) Fork in the Road (Art Installation)! Funny, this art installation was up the street from my Doctors' offices and I never knew, lol! Well, I do now! Then again, I rarely exit on this side of Bellafontaine Street. Location: In a middle island aka "Fork Plaza" on the corner of Pasadena Avenue and St. Johns Avenue in Pasadena. One street over on Pasadena Avenue is Rose Tea Cottage. Admission and Parking: Free and plentiful street parking all around (watch for signs). I was going through a "Landmark and Local Flavors," review kicks, and I remembered Yelper Nadine C., wrote about this and kept a mental note to check this out at some point. Fast forward a couple years later, I finally got to check it out. It's a fun and unique art installation, appealing to art lovers, especially, those who are foodies as well. Can't beat the funny pun that comes with it, lol! Quick Background: It's an 18-foot wooden fork (painted silver to look like metal) placed where Pasadena Avenue and St. Johns Avenue splits, literally emphasizing the "fork in the road." Artist Ken Marshall carved and built the fork and installed it there as a birthday prank for his friend, Bob Stane, who had celebrated his 75th birthday on 10/29/2009. On October 2009, Marshall (along with his buddy) illegally placed the art installation there. One night, they both came, dressed in Caltrans uniforms, dug a hole, poured concrete and even waved at the police while installing the fork. However, the fork was shortly removed on June 10, 2010 because the City of Pasadena cited safety issues and that Caltrans owned the median. Luckily, with the proper permits obtained, the fork returned back to its Fork Plaza Island on October 21, 2011. Since then, the Fork has been there for the last 10 years (and counting!). It's a fun art installation to check out. Every once in a while, you'll see a giant meatball installation with the fork, lol! Also, if you're able to get close to the fork, you'll see Marshall's writing on it of "Peace, Love and Harmony," - noted from Yelper Kym S.'s photo. I didn't get too close to it since there was new mulch on the ground and didn't want to dirty my feet and sandals, heheh! Definitely worth checking out if you got time in Pasadena!
What the fork? This is a place that has an actual fork in the road. My husband loves taking pictures of forks whenever he visits a restaurant. It's his signature Yelp photo, so of course we had to visit this place that's he's already been to featuring his favorite piece of cutlery. We parked in the neighborhood, walked over to the big 18-foot fork, took some forking photos, and left. It's a fun piece of public art at Pasadena Avenue and St Johns Avenue that began as a birthday prank back in 2009, was removed briefly, and then permanently installed with the proper city permits obtained in 2011. It's kitschy and it will make you smile. Have a good tine, er, time!
When you encounter a fork... take it! There's this guerilla piece of public art called "Fork in the Road" in the median (named "Fork Plaza" according to Google) where the road splits, a fork in the road. In this case, you can't make a choice as to which direction to go at the fork... it is split for northbound (S. Pasadena Ave) and southbound (S. St. John Ave) directions of the traffic. The road separates at the cross street of Bellefontaine. Bob Stane had joked that the fork in the road needed a fork. He was the founder of a comedy club. I was surprised to read that this fork was actually a surprise birthday gift, or prank, for the resident in 2009. One night, Bob's friend, Ken Marshall, along with other friends dressed up in fake Caltrans uniforms with helmets & lights, put the fork into place. They waved at police as they drove by. Not long after that, Bob Stane saw the giant fork that was at the fork in the road for the first time. The fork is a silvery color. It stands at about 18 ft tall. The fork was first installed in 2009 on this little parcel of land is owned by Caltrans The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) made the so-called "The Fork in the Road Gang" remove it due to safety concerns. After about 2 years of pleading through the proper channels, they were allowed to permanently display it in the same area. This fork has 2 permits and is reinforced properly. Believe it or not, it is also insured for liability as part of the stipulation of keeping this fork here! This was saved because it was a popular piece of art. Marshall hopes his children and grandchildren will think of him as they pass by. When this happens, he says, they'll call it "fork-lore." I've been by to check in on the fork quite a few times. I've seen it with the fork seemingly stabbing the huge (deflated) meatball! That was appropo and cool! This is Dec 2018, and I'm wondering if the fork will don a holiday decoration this year?? It's free to see 24/7. There are no lights directly on the fork at night, so pictures in the dark won't be very great with the average camera. If you're in the area, be sure to stop and park your car. Your best bet is to walk over to the fork to take a nice picture!
Pasadena has a literal fork in the road, where South St. John and Pasadena Ave. divide, there is an 18-foot wooden fork in the median. The art was originally intended as a birthday joke over ten years ago, and the city and Caltrans, kept it temporarily and agreed on the fork in place permanently as until now.
7 months ago
Cool public art! The fork is separating S. Pasadena Ave and S. Saint John Ave in the City of South Pasadena! read more
1 year ago
This is a cool sculpture on an island among busy streets, featuring lovely trees, shrubs, and greenery. But it was hard to access, surrounded by heavy traffic on all sides this past weekend. Parking was scarce too, but we still made a quick stop to check it out after an event we attended nearby. It's basically a giant fork with a fitting name for the artwork. The creation started as a joke by artist, Ken Marshall, who gave it as a birthday gift in 2009 to Ice House comedy club founder Bob Stane. It was temporarily removed, then later reinstalled a couple years later after attaining permits, and has since, been a site for food drives/charity events as well as a tourist attraction for people like me :D read more
Greeting those to usually drive by towards the inner city of Pasadena is a fun, cheery idea brought to life in a form of a literal giant fork in the road located at an actual fork in the road. It's definitely not everyday you see something but worth stopping to admire. It is walkable but you have to be wary of the limited parking that surrounds this block as well as the various plant life that inhabits its surroundings. I suggest parking near one of the residential streets and giving it a minute walk just to get to this majestic piece. Once you get up close though, it'll just feel surreal especially if you get a side-by-side shot! read more
4 years ago
Thanksgiving weekend in LA! Our tummies were full from our turkey buffet. Stores were closed, so we hit up a few landmarks to burn off some calories. First stop: Fork in the Road. Because, "Why the fork not?" Public art in Pasadena. The funny thing is, it was built and installed illegally in 2009 in honor of artist Ken Marshall's friend, Bob Stane, for his 75th birthday. Wow! What a gift eh?! It was eventually permitted and reinstalled in 2011. Standing 18ft tall, it is made out of solid wood and painted to look like metal. Now, the World's Largest Fork can be found in Springfield, Missouri at a whopping 35ft tall. I guess these artists really wanted something tangible to represent the metaphor! Location: South St. John and South Pasadena Avenue. Plenty of parking along the curb. read more
IT IS WHAT IT SAYS! Literally a fork in the road. Located on a small triangle piece of land stands this 18ft tall, wooden fork. Plenty of free street parking so that you can jump out of the car and take a few corny photos at this quirky off beat attraction. Being that it's winter, the landscape was pretty dull. I imagine there might be some bulbs that bloom in spring. It's an odd piece of land so I'm sure the city doesn't want to develop too much. But hey, it's fun. And when one sees a fork in the road, you gotta stop. Right?! What would be a great addition (hint hint) is a perfectly placed ledge to rest your camera on in the exact right spot for the perfect picture ;) Until, bring a friend. read more
I just had to find this Pasadena landmark when I was in town. Using GPS, very easy to find but just not as big as the pictures make it appear, but for me worth a quick stop. It is exactly what the title says - A Fork in the Road. The fork sits right in the middle on a piece of land and used to have a meatball attached but someone apparently ate the meatball as it was no where to be found. The structure appears to be made of wood and has lights attached which means it must light up at night. Remember when you reach a fork in the road in life, always go with your gut. It will never steer you wrong. read more
I can confirm this is still here and still awesome as ever. Street parking is plentiful and you can pretty much take pictures at your own leisure. No one was there when I went. Remember to bring a selfie stick or stand and be prepared for all the passing drivers to look and stare! Lol read more
1 year ago
Another great hidden gem a fork in the road lol. Started as a prank and lasted as a permanent visual gag now. Clever indeed and sits on a triangle shape with roads leading to different parts of town. Which fork in the road will you take? read more
Literally, it's a (giant) Fork in the Road (Art Installation)! Funny, this art installation was up the street from my Doctors' offices and I never knew, lol! Well, I do now! Then again, I rarely exit on this side of Bellafontaine Street. Location: In a middle island aka "Fork Plaza" on the corner of Pasadena Avenue and St. Johns Avenue in Pasadena. One street over on Pasadena Avenue is Rose Tea Cottage. Admission and Parking: Free and plentiful street parking all around (watch for signs). I was going through a "Landmark and Local Flavors," review kicks, and I remembered Yelper Nadine C., wrote about this and kept a mental note to check this out at some point. Fast forward a couple years later, I finally got to check it out. It's a fun and unique art installation, appealing to art lovers, especially, those who are foodies as well. Can't beat the funny pun that comes with it, lol! Quick Background: It's an 18-foot wooden fork (painted silver to look like metal) placed where Pasadena Avenue and St. Johns Avenue splits, literally emphasizing the "fork in the road." Artist Ken Marshall carved and built the fork and installed it there as a birthday prank for his friend, Bob Stane, who had celebrated his 75th birthday on 10/29/2009. On October 2009, Marshall (along with his buddy) illegally placed the art installation there. One night, they both came, dressed in Caltrans uniforms, dug a hole, poured concrete and even waved at the police while installing the fork. However, the fork was shortly removed on June 10, 2010 because the City of Pasadena cited safety issues and that Caltrans owned the median. Luckily, with the proper permits obtained, the fork returned back to its Fork Plaza Island on October 21, 2011. Since then, the Fork has been there for the last 10 years (and counting!). It's a fun art installation to check out. Every once in a while, you'll see a giant meatball installation with the fork, lol! Also, if you're able to get close to the fork, you'll see Marshall's writing on it of "Peace, Love and Harmony," - noted from Yelper Kym S.'s photo. I didn't get too close to it since there was new mulch on the ground and didn't want to dirty my feet and sandals, heheh! Definitely worth checking out if you got time in Pasadena! read more
What the fork? This is a place that has an actual fork in the road. My husband loves taking pictures of forks whenever he visits a restaurant. It's his signature Yelp photo, so of course we had to visit this place that's he's already been to featuring his favorite piece of cutlery. We parked in the neighborhood, walked over to the big 18-foot fork, took some forking photos, and left. It's a fun piece of public art at Pasadena Avenue and St Johns Avenue that began as a birthday prank back in 2009, was removed briefly, and then permanently installed with the proper city permits obtained in 2011. It's kitschy and it will make you smile. Have a good tine, er, time! read more
Quirky triangle of a "fork in the road"! Found it between the gardens and the hospital. It was quite a surprise and a laugh! Traffic goes fast around here. Grounds looked like it needed a refresher or replant. Perhaps just the season. Made me mega smile! read more
4 years ago
Quite literally a massive fork in the middle of a road. Absolutely free to go see and you can park your car and walk up to it and take a picture. Does not disappoint :) read more
3 years ago
When you encounter a fork... take it! There's this guerilla piece of public art called "Fork in the Road" in the median (named "Fork Plaza" according to Google) where the road splits, a fork in the road. In this case, you can't make a choice as to which direction to go at the fork... it is split for northbound (S. Pasadena Ave) and southbound (S. St. John Ave) directions of the traffic. The road separates at the cross street of Bellefontaine. Bob Stane had joked that the fork in the road needed a fork. He was the founder of a comedy club. I was surprised to read that this fork was actually a surprise birthday gift, or prank, for the resident in 2009. One night, Bob's friend, Ken Marshall, along with other friends dressed up in fake Caltrans uniforms with helmets & lights, put the fork into place. They waved at police as they drove by. Not long after that, Bob Stane saw the giant fork that was at the fork in the road for the first time. The fork is a silvery color. It stands at about 18 ft tall. The fork was first installed in 2009 on this little parcel of land is owned by Caltrans The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) made the so-called "The Fork in the Road Gang" remove it due to safety concerns. After about 2 years of pleading through the proper channels, they were allowed to permanently display it in the same area. This fork has 2 permits and is reinforced properly. Believe it or not, it is also insured for liability as part of the stipulation of keeping this fork here! This was saved because it was a popular piece of art. Marshall hopes his children and grandchildren will think of him as they pass by. When this happens, he says, they'll call it "fork-lore." I've been by to check in on the fork quite a few times. I've seen it with the fork seemingly stabbing the huge (deflated) meatball! That was appropo and cool! This is Dec 2018, and I'm wondering if the fork will don a holiday decoration this year?? It's free to see 24/7. There are no lights directly on the fork at night, so pictures in the dark won't be very great with the average camera. If you're in the area, be sure to stop and park your car. Your best bet is to walk over to the fork to take a nice picture! read more
Pasadena has a literal fork in the road, where South St. John and Pasadena Ave. divide, there is an 18-foot wooden fork in the median. The art was originally intended as a birthday joke over ten years ago, and the city and Caltrans, kept it temporarily and agreed on the fork in place permanently as until now. read more
What can be said about the fork in the road...it is a wooden fork (not in the road, but in an area next to it). I got the family all hyped up and it was great to see the looks on their faces after we got to the location. We all checked it off our lists of things to see so we are relieved that is done. Check it out. read more
This fork in the road is located in Pasadena, where St. Johns Avenue & Pasadena Avenue meet and well.... fork (lol gotta love puns). Rather close by Huntington Memorial, street parking available. This structure was created by locals Ken Marshall & Bob Stane in 2009 but was placed illegally. In 2010, the city removed it. However it was placed back up in 2011 after insurance and permits were taken care of. This large wooden white fork is about 18 feet tall and stands alone in a sunny dirt lot. A fun landmark to come and take photos. With the harsh sun, just note that the nearby power lines may be in your photo. The best time to take photos here is probably on cloudy days and an hour or less before the sun goes down or early in the morning when the sun rises. Definitely worth a visit if you are in this part of Pasadena. Makes for a great conversation starter for sure. read more
I have to admit, this is one of the most adorable landmarks that I've seen in a long while! It's literally a fork...... in the road! Such a great picture taking opportunity. Kudos to the guy who made it look like he was getting stabbed by the fork! If you haven't seen that picture yet, just scroll through the business page pics. Hilarious and creative indeed! You da MAAAN! So anyways, if you're into cool and quirky landmarks, this one is definitely for you! It's walking distance from the Arlington Garden, so you can visit before or after if you're planning on stopping there. There really isn't a designated parking lot, but I was able to find street parking right along South Pasadena Ave. I came during the night time but I imagine that many out of towners come and stop by to take pictures. This is one of those "Yelp made me do it" moments. I probably wouldn't have stopped over here and gotten out of my car to see this fork up close if it wasn't for the Yelp! But, it's actually a really neat little landmark and I'm glad that I did it. Plus, I got some really fun pictures out of it too. If you're in the area, it's worth a quick stop. Do it for them 'gram! Or better yet; do it for the YELP! Enjoy! read more
Fun stop in Pasadena! I've always wanted to see this quirky offbeat attraction ever since I've seen friends' check-ins and photos in Yelp... it looked amusingly awesome to literally see a 'fork in the road'. It is in a traffic median on a landscaped area close to Bellefontaine Street in Pasadena. Not sure when it was installed or how it got it there or if it needed a permit issued from city officials but it's now on permanent display! I'm sure it's had its share of issues. Anyway, stop by, the cost is free! We found parking with no problems. Yes, we had to get out of our car and take pictures. Doing a drive-by might be dangerous. When I actually came face to face with the giant fork I thought it was a cool and creative idea...I had to smile. It was an 18-foot-tall utensil. We took some quick shots. We were the only visitors there so it was a quick stop. Located at the fork in the road (for real) where S St. John Ave merges with S Pasadena Ave and Bellefontaine St. it is in the island in the middle of the street and is the home to a literal "Fork in the Road" This simple and charming art piece currently has spaghetti and meatball on its prongs. Worth a stop. Review #1034 read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
Fun spot to take photos at! Park in the street and there's a rock you can use to stand your phone up to take a pic of you. read more
You want a silly roadside stop? Check out this Fork in the Road. It is a giant fork located in the median as the road splits around it. There is street parking nearby and a short walk will bring you to this fork. Enjoy the fork. Take a picture with the fork. Then, you've pretty much done all that you can do with the fork. It's a fun way to see something different! Cheers! read more
Located off Bellefontaine St. in Pasadena. At night it's hard to see since it's not a lit area so you'll have to look there is not parking there depending on the time of day you go you can quickly stop to take your pics or find somewhere near by to park and walk over there. Basically it's just a big fork in the ground lol. I guess if you're in the area check it out. read more
7 years ago
My California friends cannot believe how I can find all of these interesting landmarks through Yelp! When I am asked where I want to go next (since I am a tourist), I refer to my long list and shout out a few suggestions. This one seemed close by to where we were at the moment, so we set off to find it! It is quite amusing! What a conversation topic! There's no plaque as to when it was placed or who placed it there. I was told that this one is smaller in comparison to other Forks in the Road around the USA, but it is really cool and worth a photo or two... especially since it's free and there's a lot of street parking nearby! read more
5 years ago
Didn't realize it was a fork in the road AND a literal fork in the road haha. Kind of in the middle of a busy road but I thought it was hella funny!! Like who thinks about putting a fork in the road LOL. But yeah if you're in Pasadena stop by! You can see the rich ppl houses on the way haha read more
4 years ago
I can't even begin to describe how much this attraction changed my life. Literally, the entire reason a friend of mine came to California. Just to see THE FORK. We'll be back again next year. I'm literally shaking and throwing up while writing this review. The Fork. read more
Fork in the Road - Pasadena, CA I couldn't help myself. I just had to check out Fork in the Road. I first learned about Fork in the Road after a few Yelpers sent me messages or compliments telling me that I need to check this place out. And to be honest, I had no clue what they were talking about until I saw Yelper Nadine C's check in. Thank you, Nadine!! Fork in the Road is just that, a fork in the road. The address on Yelp is right on. Follow your GPS and it will lead you to a fork in the road. I mean that literally. In the middle of this road split is an island known as Fork Plaza where you'll find the giant 18-foot fork. Street parking is minimal. So, snag a spot when you see it. During the holidays, the giant fork is dressed up in a Santa outfit. The giant fork is pretty cool, and I should be a bookmark to all fork lovers out there. It just goes without saying. I am a fan of Fork in the Road. Couple of "Fun Facts" #1: The original fork appeared in 2009 and was taken down in 2010 due to the city's safety concerns. The fork was legally brought back in 2011. #2: In 2012, the fork was accompanied by a 28-foot giant potato. #3: Mel C was here!! read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
I'm honestly not sure how I found out about this one. Maybe I came across it on Yelp. Maybe I found it in a book. But once I knew about it, I just knew I had to visit quickly before it got labeled by somebody as a statue of hate and removed/destroyed. Really not much to say here. Much like other statues, it's a piece of art. To be interpreted and understood by the beholder. Not sure why somebody did it, but I'm quite happy somebody did. It's a colossal fork....in the road. It's great. From what I've discovered, while quite large, it's not actually the 'world's largest fork.' That's in Springfield Missouri. There's no museum, there's no signage. No nothing. Just a fork....in the road. It's a quiet little street, so parking was easy. So I've discovered another hidden easter egg in the sleepy city of Pasadena. Much like that random jet I drove past in the middle of Burbank....except this was a eating utensil. What other hidden gems will I find on my travels? Who knows?!? I really do love being me! read more
10 years ago
We rode our bicycles to check out this Fork in the Road. I would have liked it so much more if it didn't have an odd holiday dressing on it. I wanted to take it off for my pic, but my boyfriend wasn't so keen on the idea. I'll be back to visit again once it's back it its normal fashion. Cool idea! Not sure how we hadn't spotted this before. read more
The Giant Fork is the ultimate example of guerrilla art going mainstream without selling out. Standing at an actual fork in the road in Pasadena, this gigantic fork sculpture makes me smile every time I pass by. It's also the ultimate in fun puns. Originally placed without the city's permission, it's now one of the most beloved landmarks around. Do stop by! Free. Street parking. read more
Hilarious street art in Pasadena! According to the LA Times (article here: http://articles.latimes.com/2011/nov/12/local/la-me-pasadena-fork-20111112 ), this 18-foot wooden fork was originally a joke by local residents, who dressed as Cal Trans workers while putting it up in 2009. Of course, the city couldn't allow it without permits and what-not, so it was taken down. Eventually, the fork's popularity forced the city and Cal Trans to work together and after pouring concrete to ensure its stability, the Fork in the Road was back for all to enjoy. If you're in the area, stop by for a fun and free photo op (free parking on one of the many nearby streets). read more
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