The Toolangi Sculpture Trail is a lovely short walk through the Toolangi Bushland Reserve. It has many fascinating sculptures to look at along the way. Plus it is a great walk to bring the kids along, but can be enjoyed by people of all ages.
The trail was originally created in 1996, but in celebration of the 20th anniversary in late 2016 15 artists' added new works to it.
It starts from just behind the carpark at the rear of the Discovery Centre. There is a sign indicating the entrance to take. Roughly half way you will reach a junction, the left will take you back to the carpark. But take the right to complete the circuit. The trail loops back around to near the road and then towards the front of the Discovery Centre. Follow the sculptures back to the carpark.
Total distance: 2023 m
Max elevation: 493 m
Min elevation: 475 m
Total climbing: 55 m
Total descent: -57 m
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- Bring your camera for this, you'll regret it if you forget.
- Whilst here you can also add the Yea River Walk to make a roughly 4km walk in total.
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- 2WD Access
- Bitumen Road
- Small Car Park
- Public Toilets
Toolangi can be reached via Kinglake and C724 if coming from Northern or perhaps Western suburbs. Or B300, then C724. The Discovery Centre is next to the CFA at the East end of the town, with the carpark at the rear.
Toolangi Bushland Reserve is situated within the township of Toolangi approximately 55 km from Melbourne. There are two easy but impressive walking trails within the Reserve, Toolangi Sculpture Trail and Yea River Walk.
Toolangi Bushland Reserve
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0 Reviews on “Toolangi Sculpture Trail (2km)”
Nicole Mendel somewhere to take the kids .
No 1!!!!!!!!!
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Rachael Brodie
Shaye Meaghan Scotney
Took the family up to do this walk today. While it’s a lovely environment, unfortunately a number of the sculptures have either disappeared or been subsumed into the environment.
Therese Kulle Mirella Pantela
Sonja Parsonage, this is amazing