Address: S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas Nevada 89054 ( Clark County)
Seven Magic Mountain opened in May 2016 and scheduled to be open for 2 years but was later extended until 2021. The art installation costs about 3.5 million to built and install. It was brought about by the Nevada Museum of Art and Art Production Fund. It’s an innovative, appearance of human existence in the desert. The desert art piece is created by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone which features 7 colorful, painted boulder that stands 35 feet high in the middle of the desert.
It took us about 27 minutes to arrived at the Seven Magic Mountain from Bellagio Hotel where we are staying. It is located in Clark County and the art installation is visible along Interstate 15 South. From Interstate 15 South we exited towards the Terrible Casino and a gas station. We drove for about 10 minutes going back to where we can from and alongside Interstate 15. We parked on a decent size dirt parking area and also walked through a dirt trail towards the art exhibit.
When we arrived at the parking lot we saw a lot of people and the weather was about 110 degrees, dry, and very humid. We bought a few bottled water, sunscreen, and wore our masks for safety.
Overall, it’s a cute little hidden gem in the middle of the desert with a lot of great opportunities to take pictures. It’s a picture-perfect view due to the arts colorful, bright, and unique large boulders.
Tips: We just stayed for about 15 minutes and took a few pictures. There is a casino close to it called “Terrible” and a gas station. The art installation is on public land and opens from sunrise to sunset. No available public restrooms onsite or other amenities. Prizm outlet (Shopping Mall) and Primm Hotel & Casino are a few miles away from the art installation. Pay attention to the weather changes as we encountered having zero visibility while driving on the freeway due to a storm, torrential rain, thunderstorm, and a flash flood.
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