Landers

Landers combines wide Mojave Desert horizons with an offbeat cultural identity in a way that reflects its position in California’s high desert. The community lies north of Joshua Tree National Park, amid creosote scrub, Joshua trees and striking boulder-strewn terrain. Its best-known landmark is the Integratron, a white domed structure begun by George Van Tassel in the 1950s and now used for sound-bath sessions. Nearby Giant Rock, a massive freestanding boulder associated with the area’s mid-century desert lore, adds to Landers’ appeal for curious road-trippers. Sparse development and dark night skies give the settlement a markedly different rhythm from Southern California’s coastal cities. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Landers relates to the Mojave Desert and the surrounding San Bernardino County high desert.

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