🚐 Silo Art Trail North West Victoria ~ Motorhome Road Trip ~ Discover Victoria

Описание: Silo Art Trail North West Victoria ~ Motorhome Road Trip ~ Discover Victoria

In today's video, we are going on a Road Trip to explore the Silo Art Trail in North West Victoria. We will show you the beautiful silo murals, where we stayed during our road trip, and some other things to do along the way.

00:00 Introduction
01:12 Day 1
01:24 Horsham
02:12 Murtoa
03:40 Rupanyup
04:20 Sheep Hills
04:44 Brim
05:10 Camping at Reddas Park
05:55 Day 2
06:05 Rosebery
06:30 Nullawil
07:15 Sea Lake
09:43 Day 3
09:55 Walpeup
10:47 Patchewollock
11:18 Lascelles
11:40 Lake Lascelles
12:38 Day 4
1255 Albacutya
13:30 Arkona
14:05 Kaniva
14:55 Goroke

We begin our road trip from Horsham, approximately 300 kilometres from Melbourne, via Ballarat.

Day 1
On Day 1, we travelled from Horsham to Murtoa, then to Rupanyup, onto Sheep Hills, and then stayed at Brim, which was approximately 120 kilometres.

Horsham
Horsham is a vibrant regional city. Smug painted the Horsham Silo in May 2022, and it depicts the story of Yanggendyinanyuk, a respected figure from Victoria’s Wimmera region.

Murtoa
Murtoa is a charming town in the Wimmera region on the banks of Lake Marma. The Murtoa Silo was also painted by Smug and was completed in April 2023.

While we were in Murtoa, we visited the Stick Shed and the Murtoa Museum.

Rupanyup
The Rupanyup Silo was recently repainted in March 2025 by Smug. The new artwork depicts the surrounding farmland landscape in vibrant harvest-time colours.

Sheep Hills
This stunning silo mural was painted by Melbourne artist Adnate and features local elders and children.

Brim
Brim is a relaxed little town on the banks of the Yarriambiack Creek. Guido van Helten's mural was the first in Victoria and portrays four anonymous farmers.

Then we headed to Redda’s Park on the outskirts of Brim to stay the night.

Day 2
On Day 2, we left Brim and visited Rosebery, Nullawil and finished at Sea Lake; the total Distance was about 200 kilometres.

Rosebery
Rosebery is a small rural locality on the Henty Highway. The Rosebery Silo was painted by Melbourne artist Kaff-eine in late 2017 and features a young female farmer and a contemporary horseman.

Nullawil
Nullawil is a small town on the Calder Highway. This mural, painted by Smug, features Jimmy the kelpie, sitting proudly beside a man many believe to be his owner, Darren.

Sea Lake
Sea Lake is a small town in Victoria's Mallee region. The Sea Lake Silos were painted by Joel Fergie, aka The Zookeeper, and Travis Vinson, aka Drapl, in October 2019. The artwork depicts a young girl swinging from a mallee eucalyptus tree whilst gazing out over Lake Tyrrell.

We then drove out to Lake Tyrrell the state's largest salt lake, spanning over 20,000 hectares.

We stayed at the Sea Lake Royal Hotel, you can camp behind the hotel. Every night after sunset, the silos come alive with vibrant visuals.

Day 3
On Day 3, we saw the Walpeup, Patchewollock, Lascelles and Brim Silos. The total distance travelled was about 220 kilometres.

Walpeup
Walpeup is a small rural town on the Mallee Highway with a rich agricultural history. The Walpeup Silos were painted by artists Julian Clavijo and Camilo Delgado in June 2023 to honour Harold Thomas Bell. Bell was a local boy who lied about his age to enlist in World War I at just 16.

Patchewollock
Patchewollock is a small rural town near Wyperfeld National Park. The Patchewollock silo was painted in 2016 by Brisbane artist Fintan Magee. The mural features local sheep and grain farmer Nick “Noodle” Hulland.

Lascelles
Lascelles is a tiny rural town on the Sunraysia Highway. The Silos were painted by Melbourne artist Rone in 2017, and they feature local farming couple Geoff and Merrilyn Horman. Then, we drove 26 kilometres to Hopetoun. We stayed overnight at Hopetoun on the shores of Lake Lascelles.

Day 4
On Day 4 we saw the silos at Albacutya and Arkoona, Kaniva and Goroke.
The total distance travelled was approximately 260 kilometres.

Albacutya
The Albacutya Silo Art was completed in 2021, by Melbourne artist Kitt Bennett. This colourful mural reflects his childhood memories of exploring the bush and searching for yabbies.

Arkoona
The Arkona Silo Art has also been painted by Smug and was completed in April 2022. This mural was created to honour local legend Roley Klinge, known as the "unofficial Mayor of Arkona.”

Kaniva
Kaniva is a lovely rural town on the Western Highway. The Kaniva Silo was painted by David Lee Pereira and Jason Parker and completed in October 2020. While in Kaniva, we saw a series of colourful sheep statues.

Goroke
Goroke is a small town just south of the Little Desert National Park. The Goroke silo was painted by New Zealand-born artist Geoffrey Carran.

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