21 Comments

  1. Somehow it looks like marshmallow! i wanna eat it.

  2. These are awesome! I’ve always wanted to go to Magic Mountains now I just want to go more thanks for sharing xx

  3. That’s a great way to showcase art! Do they put a new art exhibit up after the two years?

  4. Love how vivid the colors are even if the “mountains” are out in the windy/dusty environment!!

  5. Mercy (Zen Maud) says:

    That’s a really cool art installation. I love how the colours throw a sharp contrast to the landscape. Psychedelic. 🙂

  6. Wow this is so cool. I really like these different art installations. Perhaps I’ll venture out to that area sometime before this is gone. At least I hope so.

  7. Echoesofhervoice says:

    This is very cool. I love the fact the locals painted it. I would love to visit. Thanks for sharing!

  8. Thats a simple and nice post. What really got me wss the reference to Alice in Wonderland having larger than life items. Any reason this sculpture was made and that too in the middle of nowhere?

    1. I think it was just to put something amazing in an unintended place. Art always tries to keep you guessing haha, so glad you liked the post!

  9. Globejamun says:

    This looks so awesome, the striking vivid (jhatak) that’s psycadellic against the subtle bkdrop. From indi it might be difficult to plan a trip so so soon again to the west coast. I was just there April this year… aaah missed this. Also does something new come every 2 years. And aah thanks for sharing 🙂

  10. Wow what a great place to visit. I definitely want to see this place for myself.

  11. I can see why they’re called magic. So colorful, especially for the desert!

  12. Andrei Iliescu says:

    This is quite unique 🙂

  13. What a cool stop, looks great. Good advice on the wind, no one wants a dusty lens, that can get expensive!

  14. Colorful mountains, an exclusive piece of art out there for free. Nice share and helpful tips for in and around.

  15. this kind of places where you can’t take a bad shot <3 love this

  16. So beautiful colored mountains, they are looking really vibrant and bright 🙂 amazing!

  17. Hilary Artavia says:

    Do you if there is public transportation that takes us to this place? We won´t rent a car because it is expensive… but maybe a taxi or public bus?

    1. Unfortunately there’s no public transport available (Vegas is not the best for this generally) but you can take an Uber, it should be about $30-$50 from the city so it may come out cheaper to rent a car for a day and knock out several sites that aren’t easily accessible, like Red Rock Canyon.

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