South Terraborra Charcoal Gallery
An Aboriginal rock art shelter near the South Terraborra Trail which has numerous motifs in charcoal, including a wallaby and kangaroo.
The Wollemi National Park is wilderness area located in the northern Blue Mountains and Lower Hunter regions of NSW. It’s the second largest national park in NSE and contains the Wollemi Wilderness, which is the largest such wilderness area in Australia.
An Aboriginal rock art shelter near the South Terraborra Trail which has numerous motifs in charcoal, including a wallaby and kangaroo.
A demanding and scrubby loop from the end of Drip Rock Trail to The Island and down to the Colo River (via Clews Cave and Pass 28). The ascent takes Pass 29 which follows a creek before negotiating a steep cliff-line.
An Aboriginal rock art site in Mellong, with what is thought to be a contact motif depicting a horse.
A small but deep shelter in a tributary of Angorawa Creek., which has a series of leaping wallabies or kangaroos.
Tenacity Falls is a remote and rarely visited Wollemi waterfall in a gully off Wheeny Creek.
A challenging Wollemi bushwalk down a steep gully to Wheeny Creek, before reaching a remote and recently discovered waterfall (Tenacity Falls).
A large sandstone shelter above Tari Creek, which has several unusual Aboriginal rock art figures in white and charcoal.
A single Aboriginal hand stencil in a small overhang near Tari Creek.
A row of Aboriginal axe grinding grooves in a long shelter above Tari Creek in the Wollemi.
A small Aboriginal rock art shelter near Tari Creek in the Wollemi with a single charcoal figure.