Alloway Railway Tunnel Art

Alloway Railway Tunnel Art

Alloway Railway Tunnel Art project was established to create one of Scotland’s largest murals through the Alloway Railway Tunnel. We have transformed an old, dilapidated tunnel that had been defaced with graffiti into a safe, inspiring place, with a beautiful hand painted mural by one of the UK’s top muralists and visionaries, Chris Rutterford.

Proud of its Burns heritage, Alloway aims to offer an exceptional experience to residents and visitors exploring the idyllic village. The interactive mural in Ayrshire celebrates our heritage, providing a lasting legacy that captivates visitors and encourages repeated exploration.

By improving the cycle path through the village, the hope is to encourage more people to enjoy cycling and walking and experience all the wellbeing benefits this brings.

Uniting Art and Community

Join this Scottish Charitable Organisation on an inspiring journey as they create the stunning art installation within the historic railway tunnel at the Brig o’ Doon. Led by artist Chris Rutterford, this community-driven project celebrates Ayrshire’s rich heritage and brings people together to breathe life into a living art masterpiece.

Engaging Partnerships and Support

Backed by Sustrans ArtRoots, Peoples Postcode Lottery, National Lottery Community Fund, and South Ayrshire authorities, and collaborations with the National Trust for Scotland and Ayrshire College.

Get Involved

Whether you’re interested in project administration, fundraising, community engagement, or the artistic process itself, the Alloway Tunnel Crew welcomes you to make history together and create a vibrant legacy for generations to come.

How to donate

Find out how to donate to this charitable project.

Additional Information

Cyclist welcome
Disabled access
Dog friendly
Walkers welcome
Murdoch's Lone Alloway, Ayr KA7 4PQ United Kingdom

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