A convergence of art, recycling and nature - take a walk to explore this evolving street art project in North East Victoria, discovering hidden mosaic treasures in unexpected places.
Located in the beautiful Ovens Valley, gateway to the Alpine Region, Myrtleford is an easy 3 hour drive from Melbourne, up the Hume Highway - or a 1 hour drive from Albury NSW.
Starting from Rotary Park, just off the Great Alpine Road, the sealed, flat track winds along the banks of the Ovens River for 2km out to Apex Park. Mosaic hunters can either return the way they came, to spot what was missed, or continue along Apex Lane, Standish Street and Lewis Avenue, to complete a full loop back through town via the Murray To Mountains Rail Trail - about 6km in total.
Those who stray from the trail will be rewarded - some mosaics can be found hidden throughout the parks, extending further along the Rail Trail and off the beaten path within town. With over 100 locations and growing, it's a trail which rewards repeated visits.
If you have enjoyed the trail, and appreciate what we're doing, buy us a cuppa and support us to keep creating street art.
Or for just $1 a month get an exclusive look behind the scenes; where we'll show you current works in progress, the stories behind some of our mosaics and share more about our creative process and projects.
If you have any questions, comments or enquiries, you can contact the crackpots below. Crackpot 1 also runs mosaic classes in Myrtleford, reach out if interested.
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