Wilsons River Experience Walk

The Wilsons River Experience Walk in Lismore offers visitors an exceptional outdoor museum experience.

The walkway boasts of interpretive sites, public art installations, native landscaping, and parkland facilities that all link together to create a unique setting for you to explore the historic, cultural, artistic, and recreational fabric of life along the banks of the Wilson River.

The Wilsons River Experience Walk has a lot to offer its visitors. As you stroll along the riverbank, you will come across heritage story sites featuring interpretive panels. There are three interpretive panels to visit, namely Galamah: Living Together, Mirring: River Crossings, and Burbang Mah: Gathering Place. The Galamah panels reveal some of the stories of pre/post-European settlement, and they are installed not far from where the first European settlement was built. The Mirring panels focus on the Wilson River and its significant use by both cultures. The Burbang Mah panels highlight community celebrations through time.

The Wilsons River Experience Walk can be enjoyed any time of the year. The Wilsons River Experience Walk is located in Lismore, a city in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Australia. Visitors can travel to the city by plane, rail, or road. Lismore Regional Airport is the closest airport to Lismore, and it operates flights from Sydney and Newcastle. Visitors can also use the XPT train, which operates between Sydney and Brisbane, and stops at Lismore Station. Alternatively, visitors can opt to drive to Lismore; it is approximately a 2-hour drive from Brisbane or a 9-hour