This Aboriginal rock art site is in a long and fairly low shelter just below a ridge in the Lower Hunter Valley, accessed via a short but slightly precarious scramble from the northern side.
A panel containing multiple white stencils is the most prominent art: there is a boomerang and five hand stencils.
Overlapping the stencils on the same panel and very hard to see without image enhancement is a series of white human figures.
Another panel with four white hand stencils also has what appears to be an animal figure in red ochre.
A smaller panel of smooth rock contains a partial hand stencil.
A stencil of a forearm and hand also has a red ochre figure, of a snake or eel-like figure.
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