Kilmore Creek Heritage Art Walk
Kilmore Creek Heritage Art Walk
A gentle walk along Kilmore Creek celebrating Kilmore's rich and diverse history from indigenous occupation through colonial settlement to a vision of the town's future.
Summary
A gentle walk along Kilmore Creek celebrating Kilmore's rich and diverse history from indigenous occupation through colonial settlement to a vision of the town's future.
Description
The walk is divided into 3 stages, with the final stage featuring a garden designed by the youth of Kilmore.
The track is 1.92km one way and is made up of three stages:
1. Union Street to Skehan Place
2. Foote Street to Rutledge Street
3. Sam Gabrielle Reserve
Suitable for walking, running, cycling, prams and dogs on leash.
Along the walk, enjoy a series of artist-designed panels and sculptures which will help you understand the town's long history.
There are plenty of benches along the path to stop and rest or enjoy the views.
You may even spot a platypus while gazing into Kilmore Creek as there have been confirmed sightings of platypus in this area.
1955 Views
Points of Interest
1. Paved path
The first section of this track is along a concrete path
2. Introduction Panel
View a map of the walk and discover the stages available along the way.
3. Panel 2
Taungurung History
4. Panel 3
Taungurung Food and Resources
5. Panel 4
Taungurung Tools and Equipment
8. Hudson Park Playground
This open space is a great place to exercise, meet friends for a BBQ, and take the kids for a play
9. Panel 5
Early Explorers
10. Public Toilet
Located in Hudson Park
11. Panel 6
Survey and Establishment
12. Panel 7
Agriculture, Business and Sport
13. Panel 8
Further Immigration
14. Horse Sculpture
by Sean Diamond
15. Student Garden
Mosaic Art
Features
Public Transport
Playground
Picnic spot
Drinking water available
Seating available
Public toilets
Pram friendly
Historical interest
Local treasures
Art and culture
Nature trail
Lake, creek, river
Park / Garden
