Offbeat Outdoors: Eccentric Sculptures & Natural Curiosities
Offbeat Outdoors: Eccentric Sculptures & Natural Curiosities
Venture outdoors and discover Australia’s wild side — not just its landscapes, but the quirky and whimsical art, oddities, and natural marvels that pepper the countryside. From life-sized gnome gatherings and giant fruit statues to mysterious pink lakes and playful termite mound sculptures, Offbeat Outdoors celebrates the surprising and delightful. These are the stops that turn a road trip into an adventure full of unexpected smiles and memorable photo ops.
Weird & Whimsical Outdoor Attractions in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
Border Attractions — may also appear in NSW
Weird & Whimsical Outdoor Attractions in New South Wales (NSW)
Devils Marbles, NT
Weird & Whimsical Outdoor Attractions in the Northern Territory (NT)
Paronella Park, QLD
Weird & Whimsical Outdoor Attractions in Queensland (QLD)
Weird & Whimsical Outdoor Attractions in South Australia (SA)
Weird & Whimsical Outdoor Attractions in Tasmania (TAS)
Weird & Whimsical Outdoor Attractions in Victoria (VIC)
Gnomesville, WA
Weird & Whimsical Outdoor Attractions in Western Australia (WA)
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