Set out on an unforgettable journey across regional Australia with The Silo Art Ultimate Guide—the most comprehensive, meticulously curated companion to the nation’s extraordinary outdoor art movement.
The Ultimate Silo Art Guide represents the pinnacle of Annette and Eric Green's dedication, encapsulating over ... Read more
Australia’s silo and water tower artworks have become iconic landmarks—massive canvases rising from wheat fields, country crossroads, and quiet town edges. This guide captures them in vivid detail, pairing full-colour photography with insights that help readers appreciate each mural’s artistry, symbolism, and connection to place.
You will explore every location featured on the Australian Silo Art Trail. From coastal murals to outback giants, the guide offers clear overviews of each site, including:
Thoughtfully organised by region and state, the guide makes it easy to plan a dedicated silo art road trip—or add memorable stops to an existing adventure. Distances between sites, suggested travel clusters, and nearby facilities help you navigate Australia’s vast landscapes with confidence.
See the full trail layout without needing to cross-check pages or text
Spot clusters of silos so you can build efficient, scenic day trips
Identify remote standalone silos that make for memorable detours
Plan logical itineraries as the icons show how far each artwork is from the next
Learn how silo art began as a bold regional experiment and grew into a nationwide movement revitalising small towns. Discover community-led initiatives, fundraising efforts, and the local pride that drives each project.
Whether you’re caravanning, day-tripping, or embarking on a cross-country odyssey, you’ll find:
The Silo Art Ultimate Guide honours the communities behind the artworks.
These murals are more than beautiful images—they are tributes to history, heritage, wildlife, farming life, cultural identity, and the resilience of Australia’s regional towns.
The book encourages responsible tourism that supports small businesses and preserves each site for future travellers.
