One of the most spectacular Aboriginal rock art shelters in the Strickland State Forest area, this small overhang contains a variety of stencils and drawings.
The first of two main panels has multiple stencils and charcoal art.
Most prominent are the multiple hand stencils in white ochre.
Below one of the hand stencils are charcoal tally marks, and an indeterminate charcoal drawing.
A second panel has multiple overlapping motifs, including what appears to be a large deity figure, superimimposed on a smaller human figure.
There are numerous hand stencils, and a boomerang, all in white ochre.
Additional motifs are in charcoal, including two kangaroos and some indeterminate figures.
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