4 Days on the Goondiwindi Art Trail

Arrive in Goondiwindi and start your journey with the remarkable Nungwai artworks by celebrated local artist Angus Wilson. These large-scale sculptures greet travellers at the edge of town and set the tone for a trip filled with imagination and storytelling.
 

Highlights include:

• Coat of Arms – Australia: an iconic steel sculpture celebrating national symbols.
• Once Upon a Time: whimsical, recycled creations featuring floating cars, farm relics and a flock of ibises, with lettering painted by local school children.
• Smoko in the Meadow: another playful installation capturing Wilson’s signature re-imagining of old materials.
• Matthew, Mark, Luke, John & Lot’s Wife: five monumental concrete heads weighing a combined twenty tonnes.

Spend the rest of your afternoon settling into town, enjoying a café lunch or a gentle wander, and soaking up Goondiwindi’s easygoing charm.

Leave Goondiwindi and head east to Yelarbon, home to the impressive silo mural When the Rain Comes - a sweeping artwork stretching across eight silos and depicting a dreamy desert scene after rainfall.

Continue to Inglewood for lunch and a relaxed wander through the town’s heritage-style murals and community sculptures. Afterwards, make your way to Texas, a welcoming riverside community where the striking Spirit of Texas sculpture stands as a tribute to resilience and country pride. Stay the night in town and enjoy the calm of the Dumaresq River and a classic country pub meal.