Toolangi Sculpture Trail

DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME!Would have given it 0 stars but you can’t.Me and my two kids 11 & 7 did the walk today and it was the worst walking trail we have ever done. It only had 3 full sculptures out of about 10. All the other sculptures were either totally gone or destroyed. There was also a massive tree down across the track which you had to climb over. Bushes growing over the track. And random tracks leading you off the actual trail. Very disappointed. Not at all like the pictures you see when you look it up. No maintenance at all. Never going again

Nice little walk! Lots to see in the 45min trail. The themes of the sculptures are quite dark however. It's like an Aboriginal Blair Witch Project. Sculptures were absolutely beautiful however, especially the wooden loop.

The stunning bush land around this area is really peaceful and the walk was easy going. It's been 5 years since the opening of the sculpture walk and many has been claimed by the land. Sad to see that this area stands as only a memory.

An easy walk through some impressively tall trees. Several of the sculptures are missing, overgrown or broken. I guess they weren't planning on them being around for a long time. The discovery centre was closed and appears to have been so for a while which is a shame. Do the Yea River walk while youre there which starts from the same spot and was much nicer

Highly recommend for repeat visits. Pieces are in open air and therefore dynamic. Great family activity with something for all ages.Can also do longer walks from here. Art itself is quite diverse from lighthearted to quite heavy, but you can take from it what you like.

It was a nice walk but the sculptures are not all standing some have been ruined which was sad.

Dont waste your time. Most sculptures are gone or in a very bad condition. There is not much if any maintenance happening. Very disappointing just look at the photos and wish you had gone.

Nice stroll through the Bush but thick growth seems to have claimed many of the sculptures although a number still remain. And the walk and fresh air was really enjoyable and worth the stop for a short easy 45min return trip

Considering that most sculptures were crafted couple of years back, they are still intact and information is readable. Though the centre looks deserted and needs some attention.Nil washrooms in the vicinity and had to travel around 5-6 kms back to the rest area at T junction main road.

Beauty lies in the eye of beholder....This walk is all about that......If you're quintessentially looking for walk of peace with no extra hustle and bustle of other walkers and love to walk in less guided instructions, this place will blow you away.Finding shades on a sunny day won't be difficult although I'm more of a overcast walker but any day there seems mesmerizing.If you love sculpture and appreciate the hard work done behind it, this place will not let you down.Just hope that whatever agency responsible for maintaining this park, should buckle up and start doing their job well as this place asks for regular maintainence, which you can't ignore, no matter what.But that should not deter anyone who has love for nature, trees, sculptures.