Sculptures in the Scrub walking track, in Timallallie National Park, takes in the award-winning Sculptures in the Scrub, a project that was four years in the making.
Each sculpture is the result of an artist collaborating with local Aboriginal Elders and young people on a piece that tells a story of local Aboriginal history and culture. Take some time to look at these works - you'll find some information about the artist's background and the methods used to create the sculpture, along with its deeper meaning.
Sculptures in the Scrub picnic area and campground is near the walking track, which is a good place to stop if you have time, and you may even see some of the local wildlife. If you're walking the track in spring, you'll likely be treated to a colourful and vibrant display of wildflowers.
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It's a good idea to check road conditions before setting out - contact Pilliga Forest Discovery Centre for up to date information.
Visit NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service for more information on this trail.
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Sculptures in the Scrub walking track is in Timmallallie National Park. To get there from Baradine:Drive for approximately 9.5km along Indians LaneTurn right at the T-junction onto No 1 Break Road and drive for about 13kmTurn right onto Top Crossing Road and drive for approximately 11kmTurn left into Dandry Gorge Road and drive for 1km and follow the signs to Sculptures in the Scrub walking track Parking Parking is available at Sculptures in the Scrub picnic area.
Pilliga Forest is an iconic Australian landscape offering rugged beauty on a grand scale. Explore the trail network by car or on foot, take a guided tour and camp out.
One of the iconic landscapes of inland Australia, Pilliga Forest (or sometimes called the Pilliga Scrub) is made up of Pilliga Nature Reserve, Timmallallie National Park, Pilliga West, and East State Conservation Areas.
Close to the town of Baradine, Pilliga is a vast forest that spans more than half a million hectares and features 2,000km of public access trails, so there’s a lot to explore either by walking or car touring. Explore along the Coonabarabran-Baradine-Warrumbungle scenic drive. You can set up camp at the free Sculptures in the Scrub campground in Timmallallie National Park.
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Warrumbungle National Park
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