Land Art Routes
The Dryland Geoglyphs
Hidden within Southern Africa's remote landscapes lie four monumental land artworks. Created to inspire conservation awareness and celebrate the iconic wildlife of each region, the Dryland Geoglyphs invite you to discover the unique communities that host them and experience a remarkable journey through art, culture, nature and adventure.
Discover
The Four Geoglyphs
Each geoglyph tells a story of an animal significant to its region. Visit each location to discover their secrets.
Vulture
A massive geoglyph depicting an African Vulture soaring over the Karoo plains.
Riverine Rabbit
An intricate earth artwork of the critically endangered Riverine Rabbit.
Brown Snake Eagle
A dynamic portrayal of the Brown Snake Eagle in graceful flight.
Desert Horse
A striking geoglyph of the rare and resilient Desert Horse of Namibia.
Land Art
The Artists
The Dryland Geoglyphs are created by a collective of volunteer artists dedicated to transforming remote landscapes into powerful statements about conservation and community.
Working with local communities across Southern Africa, they combine traditional knowledge with contemporary land art practices to create works that promote tourism, art, culture and conservation initiatives.
Learn About Land Art & Geoglyphs
Plan Your Route
Geoglyph Locations
Find all four geoglyphs on the map. Tap any marker or location card to get directions.