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Collie Mural Trail

Trail difficulty
Most of the walking part of the trail is on sealed footpaths. There may be some sections with grass or gravel surfaces
All roads are sealed.
  • Length 35.2km
  • Est. time Half day
  • Return
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Starting at Wellington Dam, you can take the short walk down to the viewing platform to see the world record breaking 8000 sqm mural on the dam wall. The mural is entitled Reflections and explores the place the river has had in the lives of the people of Collie over the years.

Don't forget to look up at the amazing artwork on the ceiling of the viewing area as well.

Follow the map into Collie (20 minutes away) and then park the car and take a stroll around town where there are another 38 stunning murals to see, starting at the Collie Visitor Centre.

Allow half to a full day to see all the murals. 

Pick up a map from the Kiosk at the Dam or Collie Visitor Centre for detailed information about each mural, download the free Wambenger Trails app (which also has interesting info on each mural and the artist that painted it, as well as a guide to many other trails in the Collie area), or check out the website at www.colliemuraltrail.com

This trail is part of the following destinations:

Visit Collie

Experience adventure exploring the network of diverse trails, pristine lakes, waterways and river pools. Reconnect with nature in the magnificent national park or relax and soak up Collie’s rich cultural...

Collie Visitor Centre

(08) 9734 2051

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With many businesses in the local area, planning your trip has never been easier.

Black Diamond Lodge

Collie

Collie’s funkiest affordable accommodation

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Mandia B&B

Collie

Mandia is a quiet rural property that has a range of beautiful rooms available three kms north of Collie.
The Tuscan inspired BBQ area is a perfect outdoor setting amongst the garden.

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Red Tail Retreat

Collie

Red Tail Retreat has everything you will need for a relaxing stay after exploring the Collie River Valley and surrounds.

Whispering Pines Bed and Breakfast

Collie

The Ultimate Getaway - Tranquil Whispering Pines is situated amongst natural bushland at the edge of the forest on the banks of the Collie River.

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Kiosk at The Dam

Worsley

A Licensed Cafe in the Centre of the Wellington National Park. Local produce, wines & craft Beer & Cider
Mountain Bike Hire & Glamping also available.

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Collie Ridge Motel

Collie

Collie's First Resort coming

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Collie River Valley Tourist Park

Collie

Be welcomed by our friendly staff when staying in Collie with your tent, caravan or in one of our cabins. The rivers, murals, walks and mountain bike trails are waiting.

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Forest Explorers - Wildflower, Mural, Heritage Taphouse Tours & Trail Transfers

Collie

Small group tours & transfers embracing connections with Wildflowers, Murals, Heritage trails.

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Here is everything you need to know before visiting this trail.

Time / Duration

Time taken depends on how many murals are visited and if you walk or drive some sections around town

Length

Distance varies depending on how many murals are visited. The walk around the town murals is about 6.5km, but some of that can be driven if preferred.

Fees

No fees apply

Trail Access

Self drive to Collie and Wellington NP

Trail Start

The trail starts at the Wellington Dam carpark near the viewing area

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Trail End

The trail ends at the Collie Visitor Centre

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When to go

All year round

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Additional information

Most of the walking part of the trail is on sealed footpaths. There may be some sections with grass or gravel surfaces
All roads are sealed.

What To Pack

Prohibited items

Pets are not allowed in the NP and around the dam

Facilities

Facilities vary along the trail

  • BBQ Facilities
  • Cafe
  • Camping
  • Car Park
  • Child Activities
  • Coach Parking
  • Lookouts
  • All accessible parking
  • Picnic Area
  • Public Telephone
  • Public Toilet
  • Shaded Area
  • Sheltered Area
  • Shop
  • All accessible toilet facilities
  • View Platform
  • Visitor Information Centre
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Today May 13, 5:36pm

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Max 23°

Min 13°

Precipitation: 87%

Visibility: 10km

Wind: 4.02km/h W

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2 trail goers have rated this trail as 5 out of 5!

We love to hear from people who've been on our Western Australian trails, so it would be most appreciated it if you wanted to leave a review.

Alison Melvin

Reviewed 17 May 2022, 5:52am

Town Mural installation by Western Australian Artist.With environmental and indigenous themes.Shakey Jacob Butler has complimented these by monotone murals of Underground Mining,Pitponies,Mechanisation, Timber Hewers and Bibbulmun people.An added community bonus to the 30 plus Murals for the trail town of Collie.
Steve Smith

Reviewed 19 Sep 2021, 7:35pm

Absolutely stunning art. Some brightens up otherwise dull walls of buildings, others are jus outstanding themselves. The Wellington Dam mural is just epic in size and details. Collie should be very proud of these works.

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