Artwork made of adobe bricks, discarded tires and windows, automobile parts and thousands of gallons of paint encompasses numerous murals and areas painted with Christian sayings and Bible verses
General Information
Hours:
24/7
Fees:
No fees
Pet Policy:
Pets allowed
Closest cities with hotels:
Brawley, CA, 22 mi
Indio, CA, 60 mi
Indio, CA, 60 mi
Seasons:
Winter, spring, fall - summers are exceedingly hot
Location:
Website:
How to Get There
From San Diego (153 mi): Continue to CA-94 E. Follow I-8 E to CA-111 N in Imperial County. Take the CA-111 N exit from CA-111 N. Continue on CA-111 N.
Overview
Salvation Mountain is a colorful folk-art hillside in the Southern California desert near Niland and Slab City, north of the Salton Sea. Created by Leonard Knight (1931–2014) from adobe, straw, tires and thousands of gallons of paint, it is covered in murals and Christian messages, and visitors can walk its painted paths.
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