Animals on Bikes is a 120km "Paddock Art" sculpture tourist trail located in Central NSW between Molong and the Dubbo Zoo, via Cumnock and Yeoval.
This self-drive tourist route is FREE, OPEN all year and viewed from the comfort of your own car.
Watch this 3 minute video Soundslide made by Sydney Morning Herald (June 2011) about the sculptures on display.
Animals on Bikes started as a series of 45 creative 2 metre high sculptures (and smaller letter boxes) - created by local farmers, farmers wives, Men's sheds, busdriver, Preschool kids, Playgroup mums - anyone with an artistic flair! That was 2009, now there are over 100 sculptures on display!
Click here to watch the 6 minute "Getaway" travel TV story (July 2010) with a sneak preview of some more of the sculptures!
This unique creative project will capture any travelers imagination, promote local tourist operators, showcase rural creativity and encapsulate the spirit of regional NSW. Travellers are welcome to download the Tourist Map or the Family Eye Spy Quiz game before they leave home.
The 2011 sculpture winners have been announced please go to 2011 winners to view them. We now have 111 sculptures along the 120km route to the Dubbo Taronga Zoo. Prime TV News (Feb 2012) showed some of the winners, watch their 2 min story here.
This self-drive tourist route is FREE, OPEN all year and viewed from the comfort of your own car.
Watch this 3 minute video Soundslide made by Sydney Morning Herald (June 2011) about the sculptures on display.
Animals on Bikes started as a series of 45 creative 2 metre high sculptures (and smaller letter boxes) - created by local farmers, farmers wives, Men's sheds, busdriver, Preschool kids, Playgroup mums - anyone with an artistic flair! That was 2009, now there are over 100 sculptures on display!
Click here to watch the 6 minute "Getaway" travel TV story (July 2010) with a sneak preview of some more of the sculptures!
This unique creative project will capture any travelers imagination, promote local tourist operators, showcase rural creativity and encapsulate the spirit of regional NSW. Travellers are welcome to download the Tourist Map or the Family Eye Spy Quiz game before they leave home.
The 2011 sculpture winners have been announced please go to 2011 winners to view them. We now have 111 sculptures along the 120km route to the Dubbo Taronga Zoo. Prime TV News (Feb 2012) showed some of the winners, watch their 2 min story here.
