For a list of exhibiting artists please click here
The Adelong Creek Walk has re-opened since recent flooding, however some artworks may not be on display as they are undergoing remediation.
Directions
Turn left from Batlow Road into Courabyra Road if coming from Tumbarumba (10 minutes).
Turn right from Batlow Road if coming from Batlow (20 minutes).
Contact
805 Courabyra Road, Tumbarumba NSW 2653
(02) 6948 2462
Usually open Thursday – Monday.
If the gates are open – the sculptures can be viewed. Gates close 5pm.
Opening hours vary with the seasons. Please check website for current opening times.
Closed for all of August.
Please call ahead if planning to visit on a Tuesday or Wednesday to see if access can be arranged.
Directions
Turn left from Batlow Road into Bogong Street then left into Black Range Road if coming from Tumbarumba (6 minutes).
Turn right from Batlow Road into Bogong Street then left into Black Range Road if coming from Batlow (30 minutes).
Contact
90 Black Range Rd, Tumbarumba NSW 2653
0424689492
Cellar Door opening hours vary with the seasons. Please check website for current opening times.
Closed for Winter (June-July-August).
Please note, the sculptures at Johansen Wines can be viewed at anytime as they are visible from the street and are lit each day for fours hours from sunset.
Directions
Turn left from Tooma Road into Elliot Way then take the first right into Allawah Road if coming from Tumbarumba (16 minutes).
Turn right from Tooma Road into Elliot Way then take the first right into Allawah Road if coming from Tooma (16 minutes).
Contact
110 Allawah Road, Maragle, NSW 2653
0400 735 916
Obsession Cellar Door open daily 11am-4pm and closed public holidays. Please check website for more details.
We recommend calling ahead regarding gate access on the day you plan to visit.
As a Local Economic Recovery Project, the Snowy Valleys Sculpture Trail is jointly funded by the Commonwealth and the New South Wales Government under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.
This Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Program is jointly funded by the Commonwealth and the New South Wales Government under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.
