Love the mozzarella sticks & Nachos. $18 Irish Coffee (Coffee w/- a nip of Bailey's & Jameson Whisky). Merch is expensive. Service awesome. With 3 Coaches a day visiting Silverton, eat at 11:30am.

(Translated by Google) My girlfriend and I wanted to do a hike in Silverton, preferably one that ended at the Mundi Mundi lookout. When we arrived at this location, we found no path anywhere. In other words: this walking trail does not exist/only half exists. On our own initiative we started walking towards the lookout along the highway. Then at a random point we walked off the road into the 'desert' towards the lookout, as we did not want to walk all the way past the speeding cars looking back. When we had walked a bit on this path, we came across a sign from which we could see that we were on the heritage trail. However, this sign did not provide any instructions as to where the path would continue. Because we were stopped by a fence and it was not comfortable anyway, we walked back to the highway. From there we walked to the Mundi Mundi lookout point. This viewpoint was quite disappointing, it is actually no different from the rest of the area. Moreover, there are zero facilities: no bench, no toilet, nothing at all. It's a glorified parking lot. We were constantly plagued by flies (see photo) while walking. This had quite an influence on the experience. It could have something to do with the time of year. So if you want to go hiking in Silverton in April/May, be warned. To indicate how much these flies made us crazy: we took the road back to Silverton (just the same highway but in the other direction) but started running so that we would get back to the car sooner. In summary: the trail does not actually exist, but it certainly does not end at the Mundi Mundi lookout (which is also not worth visiting). Don't be fooled by this so-called walking route. (Original) Mijn vriendin en ik wilden graag een wandeling doen in Silverton, bij voorkeur een die uitkwam bij de Mundi Mundi lookout. Aangekomen op deze locatie vonden wij nergens een pad. Met andere woorden: deze walking trail bestaat niet/maar half. We zijn op eigen initiatief maar richting de lookout gaan lopen langs de autobaan. Toen zijn we op een willekeurig punt van de weg af de ‘woestijn’ in gaan lopen richting de lookout, aangezien we niet het hele eind omkijkend langs de razende auto’s wilden lopen. Toen we een stuk op dit pad gelopen hadden kwamen we een bordje tegen waaruit wij konden opmaken dat we op de heritage trail zaten. Op dit bordje stond echter geen instructie waar het pad verder zou gaan. Omdat we werden tegengehouden door een hek en het sowieso niet comfortabel liep, zijn we maar weer naar de autobaan gelopen. Vanaf daar liepen we naar het Mundi Mundi lookout punt. Dit uitkijkpunt viel flink tegen, het is eigenlijk niet anders dan de rest van de omgeving. Bovendien zijn er nul faciliteiten: geen bankje, geen toilet, helemaal niets. Het is een veredelde parkeerplaats. We werden tijdens het lopen trouwens voortdurend geteisterd door (steek)vliegen (zie foto). Dit had de nodige invloed op de ervaring. Het zou met de tijd van het jaar te maken kunnen hebben. Mocht je dus in april/mei in Silverton willen gaan wandelen, wees gewaarschuwd. Om aan te geven hoezeer we doordraaiden van deze vliegen: we zijn de weg terug naar Silverton (gewoon dezelfde autoweg maar dan de andere kant op) maar gaan hardlopen zodat we eerder weer bij de auto zouden zijn. Samengevat: de trail bestaat eigenlijk niet, maar komt al helemaal niet uit bij de Mundi Mundi lookout (welke ook het bezoeken niet waard is). Laat je niet door deze zogenaamde wandelroute foppen.

Very friendly man just lives painting. If I only had enough money and space, I would buy some pieces. Highly recommend a visit.

WOW was I mistaken, I would be in and out of this small museum in the matter of a few minutes, so so wrong. This is a huge museum covering the whole of the history of the town of Silverton, from the beginning of the mining, and showing all aspects of the whole town over the years. While we had limited time and rushed through in only a couple of hours, you could spend almost all day here. Please do not judge this book by it's cover, or its name!

What a wonderful find in Silverton! We were a bit hesitant to go in at first but so glad we did! Pies and french pastries in the middle of the outback, like a mirage! Was such a lovely experience and would recommend to everybody to step inside if in the area.

Put this place on your bucket list to visit. He’s a very talented down to earth fella and it is interesting to hear his story. Great artist.

Unreal Experience – A Must for Mad Max Fans If you're heading to Silverton, the Mad Max Museum is an absolute must. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just curious about Aussie film history, this place delivers. The collection is huge – original costumes, vehicles, props, and rare behind-the-scenes photos. You can feel the passion and dedication that went into creating this space. Adrian and Linda, the owners, are legends. Their love for Mad Max and Silverton is infectious. Adrian knows everything about the films and shares stories that make you feel like you’re part of the production crew. Linda is super warm and welcoming – it feels like visiting old friends. There are areas where photography isn’t allowed, but you’ll still get epic shots outside with some of the original vehicles, including pieces from Razorback and of course Mad Max 2. Just a heads up – check the opening hours before you come out, as it can be a bit unpredictable. After the museum, pop into the local bakery – seriously, amazing food. Silverton surprised me in the best way – it’s a little town packed with big stories. — Alex from Perth