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The Integratron

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What looks like a celestial observatory in the middle of the Mojave desert is actually the site of an "out of this world" sound bath experience. Come for the 25 minutes quartz crystal bowl nap time; stay for the time travel, anti-gravity, and alien telepathy.

Plan

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Skill level

Moderate
Accessbility

Hours

10:45am - 6:00pm, closed Tuesdays

Fee

$35 for a Public Sound Bath; sells out months in advance

Pack

  • Wide-angle lens (24mm)
  • Sunscreen
  • Comfortable clothes

How to get there

N34° 17' 39.1956"W116° 24' 13.4676"
The Integratron is about a two and a half hour drive east of Los Angeles. You can't visit this site without an pre-booked sound bath appointment. Take I-10 east to the CA Hwy 62 exit which is past the highway 111/Palm Springs exit (look for the sign for Yucca Valley, Joshua Tree National Park, and 29 Palms). Drive northeast about 25 minutes to the town of Yucca Valley. At the main intersection in Yucca Valley (76 Station on the left), turn left at Old Woman Springs Road/Hwy 247. Drive 10.2 miles to Reche Road, where there is a large “Landers” sign on the right. Turn right on Reche Road, and drive 2.2 miles to Belfield Blvd. Turn left on Belfield, and drive to their gate on the right just before the end of Belfield. Address: The Integratron, 2477 Belfield Boulevard in Landers, CA 92285

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