

MURAL TOURS
Be amazed along the award-winning Collie Mural Trail
An expansive outdoor gallery connecting Collie Town Mural Trail Tour with the 8000sqm Wellington Dam MEGA Mural, in an environment of beauty, peace and tranquility.
Alison offers storytelling experiences in the Collie River Valley, Western Australia. Wander through the streets and alleys adorned with murals showcasing themes like the environment, Indigenous culture, and heritage by talented Western Australian artists.
Join our vibrant Mural Art community for a ninety-minute tour or extend your adventure with a peaceful five-hour picnic excursion in the picturesque Wellington National Park for viewing the award winning 8000smq mural by Guido Van Helten.
OUR MURAL TOURS
What is Wellington Dam Mega Mural? The Wellington Dam Mega-Mural "Reflections" is an incredible 8,000 square metre artwork by renowned artist Guido van Helten that spans the Wellington Dam wall. It's marketed as the largest dam mural in the world!
How many Murals will I see on the 90-minute tour? Just over 25. The trail features over 40 large-scale murals that connect the town centre with Wellington Dam. The collection spans decades, from a historic 1922 church mural (bookings are required for Anglican Phil Gotcher Mural) to recent additions created in 2021 and 2023.
How many will I see on the five-hour Collie River and Mural Trail Mural Tour? Over 30 with the Collie Mural town walk and a spacious drive to Wellington National Park, a very immersive art trail within the Jarrah forest. A knowledgeable local guide who participated in mural #8.
What is included in the Mural Tours? Five Hours of art indulge with forest views and a delicious lunch with Kiosk at the Dam or a Tailor Grazing Picnic.
Self-guided or Guided?
Self-guided: Pick up a map from the Collie Visitor Centre and explore at your own pace with the brochure information.
Guided tour with Alison: Alison will share much more about each mural artist and their style than what's in the brochure. You'll learn the deeper stories behind the artworks, discover hidden details, and gain insights you'd miss on your own.
Is the Mural Trail suitable for families?
Yes, the mural trail is very friendly to everyone, with a brand-new accessibility pathway from the Quarry to the Dam wall face and across the top of the wall which connects to the Bibbulmun Track and Wilman Bilya Trail, the gates to the wall open at 9am and close at 6pm.
What do I need of the Mural Trail? A charged phone (excellent photo opportunity), hat and good walking shoes. Enjoy
FAQ
GALLERY
Kaya (welcome) to a place where there is always something flowering in the Forest.
















