Two Creeks Waterhole

Summary: Four axe grinding grooves and an engraved water channel, in a small pool just above the Two Creeks Track.

  • Site type: Axe Grinding Groove (AGG), Water Hole
  • Quality: 3/5
  • Condition of site: Good
  • Year first recorded: 1990
  • Originally Recorded by: Michael Guider

A natural waterhole surrounded by ferns above the Two Creeks Track in Lindfield has four axe grinding grooves (AGGs) and an engraved water channel.

  • AWAT2224 LR Two Creeks Waterhole
  • AWAT2226 LR Two Creeks Waterhole
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