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Galleta Meadows Sky Art Sculptures
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Galleta Meadows Sky Art Sculptures

Borrego Springs, CA

★★★★★4.8(540 Google reviews)

What parents say

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The metal sculptures are scattered over several square miles, so this is a drive-and-stop outing rather than a walk. Reviewers spend about an hour with photo stops. Many pull-offs are narrow dirt tracks lined with cactus and brush, so a higher vehicle helps. The visitor centre is a useful first stop.

Kids love hunting for the 130-plus life-size metal sculptures by artist Ricardo Breceda scattered across open desert — prehistoric mammoths, saber-tooth cats and a 350-foot serpent that dips beneath the road. They sit on unfenced land along Borrego Springs Road, free to roam anytime. Go in cooler morning or golden-hour light and bring water.

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Borrego Springs, CA 92004, USA

(760) 767-5555

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What visitors say

  • BREW★★★★★

    So cool!! These sculptures are all over the area, over 130 of them. There is a map you can follow but they are pretty easy to spot as you drive around. Be prepared. You can drive up to a lot of them but it's narrow rocky, dirt roads lined with cactus and dry brush. Truck is best. Also lots of small animals so be careful.

    3 months ago

  • Amanda Potchanatayparuk★★★★

    Fun attraction to get up close and personal with while visiting Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. The installations are scattered around and it is easy to park near the sculptures and make your way finding all the pieces. We went on a super windy day, but it somehow made the experience more fun and exciting!!

    2 months ago

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