Tree Sculptures, Mallee Travel Guide

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Discover whimsical roadside art in Loxton: stunning tree sculptures celebrating native Australian wildlife and local creativity.

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The Loxton Tree Sculptures offer a unique outdoor art experience, transforming Aleppo Pine tree trunks into captivating sculptures of native Australian wildlife. Created by Riverland artist Tim Baulderstone and Loxton High School students, these carvings provide a whimsical and artistic touch to the natural landscape along Bookpurnong Terrace.

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88 Bookpurnong Terrace, Loxton, South Australia, 5333, AU

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Bring your camera to capture the unique artistry and natural beauty of the sculptures.
Visit in the early morning or late afternoon for the best natural lighting for photography.
Take a leisurely stroll along the path to fully appreciate each sculpture and the surrounding conservation park.

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Getting There

Walking

If you're starting from the Loxton town center, head south on East Terrace. Turn left onto Bookpurnong Terrace and continue for approximately 500 meters. The Tree Sculptures will be located at 88 Bookpurnong Terrace. The walk takes about 20-25 minutes.
Car

From the center of Loxton, head towards Bookpurnong Terrace. Drive south on East Terrace and turn left onto Bookpurnong Terrace. Continue for about 1.5 kilometers until you reach 88 Bookpurnong Terrace. Parking is available along the street. **Cost:** Free parking is available along Bookpurnong Terrace.
Public Transport

Take a bus to the Loxton town center. From there, you can walk or take a taxi to the Tree Sculptures. Walking east on Bookpurnong Terrace is about 20 minutes (1.5 kilometers). **Cost:** A short taxi ride from the Loxton town center to the Tree Sculptures is estimated to cost around $10 - $15 AUD.

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Along Bookpurnong Terrace in Loxton, the Tree Sculptures present a creative blend of nature and art. Riverland artist Tim Baulderstone, with the help of Year 9 art students from Loxton High School, has transformed lopped Aleppo Pine tree trunks into sixteen unique sculptures. Using chainsaws and angle grinders, the artists shaped the trees into representations of native Australian animals, plants, and wildlife.Wander along the path to discover a frill-necked lizard, sulphur-crested cockatoo, goanna, eagle, and possum, among other creatures. The sculptures add an element of surprise and delight to the roadside, inviting visitors to pause and appreciate the creativity. The involvement of local students adds a community dimension to the attraction, showcasing local talent and fostering a connection to the environment.The Tree Sculptures offer an engaging experience for families, art enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a touch of whimsy. The sculptures not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of the area but also serve as a reminder of the importance of preserving Australia's natural heritage.