Sculptures Down the Lachlan: Forbes Township Sculpture Walk

Sculpture Down the Lachlan is a permanent, inland public art trail stretching 100 kilometres between Forbes and Condobolin, along the meandering Lachlan River. 

​Art embedded in nature. Designed to showcase the raw, unmanicured beauty of the rural landscape in which envelops the larger-than-life installations.  

​Featuring over twenty sculptures by some of Australia’s leading creatives, there are 12 sculptures officially part of the trail to explore in the town of Forbes. Most of these can be seen on a walking tour and take you past heritage buildings and the beautiful Lachlan River and Lake Forbes in town.

Visit the Sculpture Down the Lachlan site and map.

Read about the history of the trail

Print a PDF to take with you: SDL Map_2024

See these each on the PUBLIC ART MAP:

Family Matters 

Wiradjuri Story Poles (East)

Wiradjuri Story Poles (West)

Waiting for Rain

Leroy

Rosa

The Bird and I

Arhab Bik Bialhabi

Inside Out

Pyramid

Eternity

Shadows on the Landing


More public art around Forbes

There are other artworks on the PUBLIC ART map that predate the Sculpture Down the Lachlan project (like Siloscopes outside Forbes Hospital and lots of great murals) so use the maps as you travel to learn their back stories.

To explore any of these works of art on the PUBLIC ART MAP type ‘Forbes’ into the town search box and click on the icons to zoom in.

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Pictured: ‘Eternity’ Lachlan Ross
Image credit: Forbes Arts Society