Bruce Rock - Centenary Mosaic Pathway

The mosaic pathway was created for Bruce Rock’s centenary celebrations in 2013. The pathway contains over 300 mosaic slabs which show farms, buildings, churches, sporting groups, shops and families from days gone by.

At Bruce Rock there is a sign which reads: "This marks the camp site of John Rufus Bruce after whom Bruce Rock was named." The town got its name from a low granite outcrop which lies to the east of the town and which was named after a sandalwood cutter, John Rufus Bruce, who set up his camp near a soak at the base of the rock.
Bruce Rock is a small wheatbelt service town with the surrounding countryside being used primarily for wheat growing and sheep grazing.Read more