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Yucca Valley, California: Smilodon Sculpture

Concrete sculpture by Antone Martin entitled Saber Tooth Tiger.

Address:
Hwy 62, Yucca Valley, CA
Directions:
West side of town, Twentynine Palms Highway (Hwy 62) at Yucca Trail and Apache Trail. Located in Remembrance Park, formerly known as Triangle Park.
Hours:
Always visible. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Admission:
Free.
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Smilodon.

Smilodon Sculpture

Hiding in plain sight! Looks like the smilodon was painted since the last photo was posted.

[nanner, 01/21/2018]

Smilodon statue.

Smilodon Sculpture

Concrete sculpture by Antone Martin entitled "Saber Tooth Tiger."

[Angel Gulermovich, 01/18/2009]

Antone Martin is the artist who created all the religious statuary in Desert Christ Park.


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