Swarbrick Art Loop

Interesting quicky art loop, a must see, public toilets available

We had just been to Albany's Sculpture Drive and Swarbrick pales in comparison, art wise. I enjoyed the beautiful, short walk on a post-rainy, chill morning. There are only a few art installations. I did love the captions much but I personally did not find the long drive from the Albany town centre to the loop to be justifying...may be a few more artworks would perk the walk.

Interesting pieces of art out amongst the trees, and a pleasant walk.

Lovely quiet place, took the kids for a walk.Sealed footpaths make it easy for kids and wheelchair users.

Swarbrick Art Loop was a little bit of a disappointment for me, possibly because we had previously been to Understorey in Northcliffe which is a more in depth and extensive art trail.On the up side this Loop is thought provoking, giving the historical context of logging and forest preservation in the area.Directional signage to and interpretative signage at the Loop are a little bit lacking. Drive carefully. Apart from the Wall of Reflection there are only a few artworks (I counted five) on the trail and the interpretive information on each work is limited.The trail itself is an easy 200-300m walk on wide sealed walking path through the forest suitable for any ability, including wheelchairs and families with children.

Was actually quiet disappointed with this Art walk, thought there would be more pieces of artwork scattered throughout the walk.I would have given it 1 or 2 stars but the tall trees and short walk bumped it up alittle.If u happen to stumble past it have a look but I wouldn't drive more than 10min out of the way to see it, just enjoy the photos I took lol

Loved visiting Swarbrick to experience the art and to read about the efforts of the conservationists.

A must do. Incredible.

The provoking, subtle but poignant juxtaposition of nature and man lifts the spirit, satisfies the soul and draws from the depth of intellectual understanding which is not bad for a big, shiny reflective surface and a few items evidently selected at random from a salvage yard.