Below Pademelon Road in Yengo National Park are two shelters with Aboriginal art, which face each other. One of them is a large overhang at the base of a long cliff-line, which has stencils and drawings.
There are three partial hand stencils in white ochre on the back wall.
A motif in red ochre – possibly of a wombat (or echidna) – is hard to see without image enhancement.
There are also some lines in white ochre.
There are also some charcoal figures which are hard to see; one of them seems to be of a man.
A small panel on the outside of the shelter has three hand stencils.
Opposite the main shelter is a large, hollowed boulder which contains some charcoal motifs.
The three fairly distinct charcoal figures include a man with upraised hands and a kangaroo.
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