Frankston Regional Arts Trail

Frankston City’s most ambitious public art project to date, the Frankston Regional Arts Trail is a 9 km immersive walking and cycling trail designed to connect the Frankston foreshore with McClelland Gallery in Langwarrin, linking key community destinations, green spaces and creative precincts along the way. 

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Due for completion in 2027, the trail will add 10 new public artworks to the city’s already impressive collection. Essential infrastructure upgrades, including wayfinding, improved crossings, seating, water fountains, lighting, and landscaping, will make the journey as enjoyable as the destination.  

The trail and the connecting routes will link to the Frankston Arts Centre, Chisholm Institute, Jubilee Park, Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve, Ballam Park, Cruden Farm and Nairm Marr Djambana.  

Key stops along the trail include:

  • Beauty Park 
  • Peninsula Health 
  • Jubilee Park 
  • Monash University Peninsula Campus 
  • Ballam Park  
  • McClelland Gallery 
 

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