Heading south from the railway station and locomotive is the historic Walkthrough Time footpath, which is made up of nine bays of tiles painted by local artists. The tiles form a time line along the footpath, commemorating people who have made a contribution to Pine Creek, from the Aboriginal people to the miners and pastoralists of the 1960s. The township will continue to add tile-bays in the future.
The Pine Creek water gardens, located in centre of town, were created after the old railway tracks were uplifted, leaving a series of unsightly trenches.
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Once known as Enterprise Hill, the Pine Creek Lookout offers a panoramic view of the Enterprise Mine pit which was left when the Pine Creek Goldfields ceased operation in 1994.
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The Umbrawarra Gorge Nature Park isolated approximately 22 kilometres along Umbrawarra Road, which is 5 kilometres from Pine Creek heading towards Katherine.
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This Park on the Darwin side entrance of town, houses historic mining equipment which was collected and restored as a bicentennial project.
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