Murals, galleries, heritage, public art and local stories. Two days exploring Bunbury Geographe through a different lens.
The trip
From Bunbury's galleries and street art to heritage sites, public art and country-town stories further inland.
Look closer. There's more to the story.
Start on foot with the city's mural trail, where large-scale works turn laneways and building walls into an open-air gallery.
Easy to tackle at your own pace, and an accessible way to keep younger travellers engaged too.
Step inside for contemporary exhibitions and a deeper look at the region's creative side.
Start with machinery, local history and a hands-on look at the region's agricultural and industrial past.
Continue into the Ferguson Valley and seek out one of the area's more unexpected creative stops — Andrew Frazer's "Valley Frame" at the Pile Road lookout. It's the kind of thing you might not have set out to find.
The route, mapped
Day by day, stop by stop — coloured lines show the order you'd travel and the time of day for each leg.
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Stops along the way
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