Rhythm of Life — Attraction in Yucca Valley

I'm not sure where the "summit" is, but it took me about 20 minutes to hike about a mile which is where the "trail" disappeared and everything flattened out. I spent a while wandering around, probably off trail, trying to see the sculpture and figure out if there was more trail. It was around sunset so I didn't hike to the top of the highest hill that was in the local area. I was the only person in the area so I saw a lot of birds and some interesting Flora. I don't think that the area was interesting enough that I'd go out of my way for it, or do it if you're not a somewhat experienced hiker since the trail is almost non existent. If you're bored, passing by, and have some time to kill, it's...

Another quick stop of some sight seeing around Landers, Joshua Tree, etc. I like the concept of the piece, but I think it would be nicer if we were able to get a full aerial view from one of the hilltops. Walking up the hill for an upclose look was not a bad hike, but it definitely doesn't give a great...

Rhythm of Life is rock sculpture arranged in the side of by Andrew Rodgers located 5 miles north of Yucca Valley on the 247 (Old Woman Springs Road). It's a great spot to take in a mini hike and take in some desert landscapes. Parking is available in either side of the 247...