Allong the Mellong Range is a low rock shelter, which has a gallery of art including multiple stencils of hands and implements as well as white and charcoal drawings.
There are two hand stencils at the front of the shelter.
Most of the stencils are on the ceiling, which is covered in art.
As well as over 25 hand stencils, there is a stencil of a boomerang and a foot.
The largest motif is not a stencil, but a large sunburst; while uncommon in the Sydney area, there are a few sunburst figures in the Colo Heights and Putty area.
One figure is drawn in white ochre.
On the back wall of the shelter is a series of four charcoal figures, which look like human figures with upraised hands and a waist-band.
A fifth, very similar, figure is also drawn in charcoal closer to the front of the shelter.
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