Over a hundred large metal sculptures can be found in the desert around Borrego Springs. To see them, start from Christmas Circle in the center of town, and drive either north or south on Borrego Springs Road. In about 1 mile (or 3 miles if you are going south), start watching for the sculptures in the landscape. When you see them, simply park along the side of the road, and walk out to see them.

~ Borrego Springs Art Map

If you’re interested, check out the map provided by the Under the Sun Foundation

FT-1 Giant Tortoise

FT-2 African Elephant

FT-3 Camelids - Llamas and Camelops

FT-4 Harlan’s Ground Sloth/ Camelops

FT-5 Gracile Sabertooth Cat/ Peccary/ Merriam’s Tapir

FT-6 Shasta Ground Sloth

FT-7 Gomphothere/ Camelops/ Giant Tortoise

FT-8 Gracile Sabertooth Cath/ Extinct Horse

FT-9 Aiolornis in Nest

FT-10 Extinct Horse

FT-11 Columbian Mammoth

FT-12 Aiolornis w/ Prey

HN-1 Gold Miner and Saguaro

HN-2 Spanish Padre

HN-3 1946 Willys Jeep

HN-4 Indian Head

HN-5 Bighorn Sheep

HN-6 Scorpion/ Grasshopper

HN-7 Farm Workers

HN-8 Capt. Juan Bautista de Anza

WF-1 Serpent

WF-2 Velociraptor

WF-3 Spinosaurus

WF-4 Carnotaurus/ Allosaurus

WF-5 Utahraptor

WF-6 Tyrannosaurus Rex

FT - Sky Art Inspired by Fossil Treasures of the Anza-Borrego Desert

HN - Sky Art Inspired by the History and Nature of the Anza-Borrego Desert

WF - Sky Art Inspired by Whim and Fantasy