If you’re looking for a road trip with a difference, pack your bags, fuel up the car, and hit the road on Western Australia’s Public Silo Trail, a one-of-a-kind journey that transforms the state’s regional heartland into a world-class open-air art gallery.

Stretching from Northam to Albany, this 1,578-kilometre trail by FORM takes you through the Golden Outback and South West, where towering CBH grain silos have been turned into massive works of art by renowned local and international muralists. Once purely functional, these silos now tell stories of regional life, wildflowers, native animals, and the communities that bring the Wheatbelt and Great Southern to life.

Must-See Silo Stops

The colourful murals on the grain silos at Northam - part of WA's Public Silo Trail

Northam

Your journey begins just over an hour from Perth with two striking silo artworks. American artist HENSE brings bold, abstract colours to the skyline, while UK-based Phlegm’s black-and-white illustrations offer a whimsical take on machinery and fantasy.

Colourful murals on the grain silos at Merredin - part of WA's Public Silo Trail

Merredin

Discover the work of WA artist Kyle Hughes-Odgers, whose geometric mural draws inspiration from agriculture, landscape, and the cycles of nature that define life in the Wheatbelt.

Murals of community farming life in Pingrup along WA's Public Silo Trail

Pingrup

A beautiful portrait of rural life, Evoca1’s mural includes sheep, working dogs, and the Pingrup races—celebrating the grit and heart of farming communities.

Colourful mural depicting native Australian animals in Newdegate, part of WA's Public Silo Trail

Newdegate

Brenton See’s vivid artwork features native species like the malleefowl and red-tailed phascogale, tying wildlife conservation to regional identity.

The colourful silos at Ravensthorpe - part of WA's Public Silo Trail

Ravensthorpe

Don’t miss Amok Island’s Six Stages of Banksia, a vibrant and educational mural set across three silos, inspired by the area’s spectacular wildflowers and natural diversity.

The cheeky ruby sea dragon splashed across the Albany Grain Terminal part of WA's Public Silo Trail

Albany

Your final stop is a coastal one. Fremantle duo The Yok & Sheryo’s cheeky ruby sea dragon splashes across the Albany Grain Terminal, best viewed from nearby Bolt Terrace.

Aerial view of the Grain terminal in Northam - part of WA's Public Silo Trail

More Than Just Murals

Along the way, you’ll discover pink salt lakes, historic townships, charming country cafes, and warm hospitality. This four-day adventure is as much about the journey as the destination—a celebration of creativity, connection, and the stunning landscapes of regional WA.

So, grab your camera, cue the playlist, and take the scenic route. The WA Public Silo Trail isn’t just a road trip - it’s an immersive art experience you’ll never forget!