About 130 large metal sculptures stand across more than 1,500 acres of undeveloped desert around Borrego Springs, cared for by the Under the Sun Foundation. The land is private. The Foundation asks visitors not to climb or touch the artworks, and warns that cars have gotten stuck in soft sand.Checked October 23, 2026.
WhereScattered around Borrego Springs; no single address. The Foundation’s Santa Monica mailing address is an office, not a site.
What It IsAbout 130 large metal sculptures across more than 1,500 acres of undeveloped desert; the Under the Sun Foundation cares for them. The chamber of commerce home page mentions “world famous Sky Art Metal Sculptures.”
Rules, Read October 23, 2026“Please do not climb or touch the art works.” “Please do not forge new paths with your vehicle.” “Some sculptures are far from paved roads, and cars have gotten stuck in soft sand.” Carry plenty of water and watch for snakes and other wildlife.
MapsPrinted Sky Art maps are at the Borrego Springs library, the Borrego Springs Art Institute and the chamber of commerce.
Hours and AdmissionNot stated by the Foundation. Third-party sources say free and unfenced; that is a lead only.
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