A steep, slot‑threading ascent to Starkey Trig, followed by long, undulating ridge walk which links multiple Aboriginal rock art sites, culminating in Group 6 (a significant Dharug ceremonial site).
Starkey Trig in Dharug National Park is reached via a steep climb through several broken cliff lines up to a ridge above the Hawkesbury River (Deerubbin),
A complex Flat Rocks Ridge (Gunderman) Aboriginal engraving site, Group 3 includes an enormous female ancestral figure and a large emu and swordfish among the 29 motifs. There are also 40 grinding grooves.
A shallow Aboriginal Shelter with Art below Flat Rocks Ridge which has over twenty drawings and stencils in red ochre.
A Flat Rocks Ridge (Gunderman) Aboriginal engraving site which features a gigantic kangaroo, as well a woman, two smaller kangaroos and two dingoes.
A low, long shelter below Flat Rocks Ridge with Aboriginal rock art (mostly charcoal figures) and axe grinding grooves.
An Aboriginal engraving site along Flat Rocks Ridge in Gunderman, which has multiple wallabies, boomerangs and a pelican.
Two very weathered Aboriginal engravings on a large rock platform next to the Eastern Commission Trail in Dharug NP.
An interesting Aboriginal engraving site next to the Eastern Commission Trail in Dharug NP, which includes a man, two fish and an eel.
An Aboriginal engraving of a man with a rayed headdress near the Eastern Commission Trail in Dharug NP.