Winton Wetlands Art Trail

Winton Wetlands Art Trail in Benalla offers a unique experience of art and nature.

The site is home to 32 wetlands, expansive woodlands, and a diverse range of bird species and flora and fauna. It is located just a short drive from Benalla and Wangaratta, making it easily accessible for visitors.

One of the main attractions at Winton Wetlands Art Trail is the art installations. Visitors can explore the water tank art, which is a major highlight, as well as other interesting installations throughout the site. The portraits of local volunteers on the water tank are particularly noteworthy. Additionally, visitors can take a walk or bike ride through the wetlands, enjoying the beautiful scenery and stopping at various art works along the way.

For information about the site and to plan their visit, visitors can stop by the Mokoan Hub and Café. Open seven days a week, the hub provides all the necessary information and also offers picnic areas for visitors to enjoy the surroundings while dining.

The best time to visit Winton Wetlands Art Trail is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and the wetlands are at their best. To reach Winton Wetlands Art Trail, visitors can drive from either Benalla or Wangaratta. The site is accessible via good gravel roads that take visitors on a scenic journey through the wetlands. Those traveling from Glenrowan can also make a stop at Baileys of Glenrowan winery, which has an excellent museum.

With its combination of art and nature, Winton Wetlands Art Trail is a fantastic addition to any travel itinerary.