Statues Lake

Make sure you bring water and some snacks as it is a fairly long drive back to Menzies (which is a lovely little town-great coffee and food at the Achievable outback cafe) and has a good display in the tourist info office about the statues/rocks and local I suggest going there first so you know what you are looking at. The salt lake can be a little clay like to walk on so have spare shoes to get back in the car. When we were there it was firm enough that someone had had a wheelchair out there. Take hats and sunscreen if you plan to walk out to them too

A bit of fun and breaks up the journey. The colour of the lake is amazing a very clever use of star pickets

Great art in the dry salt lakeWe had to stop to take some photos

Cool place.Stop here to take a break in your long drive ahead.Statues were slightly worn off over the years. And bent. But still funny and nice to take pics of

Small salt lake on the side of the road.Accessible through a parking bay stopping area. No signage. Metal art sculptures

I collected a salt crystal from there it's really pretty lake too 10/10 recommend

This place is sooooo cool!Definitely worth a stop byIt's a bit out from anywhere and you don't really know it's there unless you're looking for it but it's really cool to stop at and take photos

Just a sticky, muddy dam with a large simple, wire statue in the water that’s visible from the road, and 3 or 4 smaller ones beside it.I’d recommend a quick photo of the larger one from the roadside if you’re passing by. But you wouldn’t be missing much if you skipped even that. And the simple little ‘statues’ that are further in aren’t really special enough for the extra walk, let alone the mud clay that’ll take half a day to get off your shoes.More interesting things to see in other parts of the region.