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Three Aboriginal engraving sites on vertical rock faces, to the east of Flint and Steel Beach.
The Arden Trig Station is on a spur off the Waratah Track. Great views from the trig and nearby.
Waratah Trig Station is just above the Waratah Track, and offers some sweeping views over Ku-ring-gai Chase.
Hand stencils and what may be a stencil of a boomerang in red ochre in a shallow overhang near the Long Trail.
Aboriginal cave paintings of a large anthropormophic figure and other motifs in a large shelter, near Cliff Oval.
The Euro Trig is relatively easy to reach via the Basin Track, and offers some nice views towards Barrenjoey.
Aboriginal charcoal cave paintngs in a large shelter below the Bairne Track, at West Head.
A shark, two eels and large fish (originally thought to be a koala) on a rock platform in a valley above The Basin
An Aboriginal engraving of a fish below the Bairne Track at West Head
Easy walk down to Flint and Steel Beach, before continuing east along the coastline to the next bay.