Discover the Charleville Bilby Art Trail

Welcome to the Charleville Bilby Art Trail, a unique outdoor gallery showcasing the incredible talent of amazing artists and raising awareness for the beloved bilby. Explore our trail, meet the creators, and delve into the fascinating story behind this community project.

Your guide to the bilby art trail

Whether you're planning your visit or eager to learn more, we have all the information you need to make the most of your Charleville Bilby Art Trail experience.

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Meet the artists

Discover the talented individuals who brought these magnificent bilbies to life with their unique artistic visions.

Find your next bilby

Navigate the Charleville Bilby Art Trail with our interactive map and locate each stunning bilby sculpture.

Fun Bilby Facts

Not just an awesome public art model! Learn about the real me.

Support our project

Contribute to the ongoing success and expansion of the Charleville Bilby Art Trail.

About the Charleville Bilby Art Trail

The Charleville Bilby Art Trail is a vibrant community initiative in Charleville, Western Queensland aimed at celebrating local art and raising awareness for the endangered bilby. Currently featuring 6 beautifully painted bilby sculptures, with 6 more on the way, this trail is a testament to community spirit and creative expression. QR codes linked to this website at each bilby allow tourists to easily learn about the artists and their work.

Art for a cause: saving the bilby

Each bilby on our trail showcases incredible artistic talent while serving as a colourful reminder of the vital work needed to protect them. To learn more about Save the Bilby Fund and their essential conservation efforts, click the link below.

Plan your adventure today

Ready to embark on a unique artistic journey? Start planning your visit to the Charleville Bilby Art Trail and immerse yourself in local culture and conservation.