The Brisbane Water National Park is a protected national park located in the Central Coast region of NSW, 47km north of Sydney. It has many bushwalks, and a large number of Aboriginal heritage sites.
An extensive group of engravings, the Mooney Mooney Aboriginal Area includes many kangaroos, two rainbow serpents and many other figures.
Located close to the road but hidden from site is a large engraving of a kangaroo, with a spear in its back. The engraving is fairly weathered, although it’s still possible to make out all of the kangaroo’s features. The small rock platform also has two figures, a hand and Read more…
The Girrakool Aboriginal site has a carving of a man located on a rock platform along the Girrakool Loop walking track.
A large whale, fish and three kangaroos on three rock platforms near Woy Woy Road
A series of rock ledges with 24 engravings across three sites near the Milyerra Trail
A large rock platform near the Milyerra Trail, with engravings of a 40′ whale and 10′ kangaroo.
A lesser-known site featuring seven shields, located below the “Seven Rabbits” (Woy Woy) site
Traversed by the Milyerra Road Fire Trail, a large, tesselated rock platform contains a number of weathered engravings
Above the Gosford Railway Dams in Narara is an Aboriginal engraving site and a long wave-like shelter with art, both only (relatively) recently documented.
Multiple rock engraving sites are located along and around the Milyerra Road Fire Trail in Kariong (in the Brisbane Water National Park)