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An Aboriginal rock art site near Berowra Waters with what appears to be the lower part of a human figure, and multiple fish.
An Aboriginal rock art site near Berowra Waters with three charcoal shields in a low shelter.
Multiple fish engraved on a vertical rock surface near Berowra Waters, including a fish within a larger fish.
An Aboriginal engraving site on a vertical rock near Berowra Waters, with two fish and a figure which may be a seal.
An Aboriginal engraving site near Berowra Waters, with an arm on a vertical rock surface.
A long descent from Evans Lookout via the Horse Track to Govetts Creek, before following the creek upstream to the spectacular Edenderry Falls and Hilary Falls. The easy and pleasant walk along Govetts Creek offers many swimming opportunities.
Located on the western side of Inspiration Point, Gladstone Lookout offers a great view over the Jamison Valley to Mount Solitary.
Located on the eastern side of Inspiration Point, Moya Point Lookout offers views over Jamison Valley and of Wentworth Falls.
A small Aboriginal Shelter with Art near Berowra Waters. There is a panel with a series of men in charcoal, and two red ochre motifs.
The three Shark Rock Aboriginal engraving sites near Berowra Waters include a shark and eel, a kangaroo, and a human figure on a vertical rocks.