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Sculpture in the Red Gums

Murray Valley Regional Park

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Overview

Sculpture in the Red Gums is in Murray Valley Regional Park at Edward River Bridge picnic area. It’s a unique way to learn about the rich history of the many different ways people use forests.

This series of 4 steel sculptures by artist Geoff Hocking shows the history of the river red gum forest, from Aboriginal fishermen to pastoralists and timber cutters. Combine it with a picnic, camping or kayaking adventure at Edward River, or with the Sculptures of the Long Paddock drive.

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  • Edward River Bridge picnic area, Murray Valley National Park. Photo: Gavin Hansford

    Edward River Bridge picnic area

    Enjoy a riverside family barbecue at Edward River Bridge picnic area at Mathoura, not far from Deniliquin. This picnic area in Murray Valley Regional Park welcomes dogs and is equipped with barbecues and picnic tables.

  • Edward River Bridge campground, Murray Valley National Park. Photo: Gavin Hansford/NSW Government

    Edward River Bridge campgrounds

    Dogs are welcome at Edward River Bridge campgrounds. Located in the Gulpa Island area of Murray Valley Regional Park, there are 6 campgrounds to choose from. 

  • Edward River canoe and kayak trail, Murray Valley National Park. Photo: David Finnegan

    Edward River canoe and kayak trail

    Edward River canoe and kayak trail winds through both Murray Valley National and Regional Parks. It's a great paddling spot with camping, picnic, and swimming opportunities. Edward River Bridge picnic area is an ideal start point and has a wheelchair-accessible kayak launch.

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