Moon Rock Aboriginal art site

Moon Rock in Garigal National Park in Sydney, Australia. The place offers a beautiful vantage point with views of the ocean. Some sources say Moon Rock has about 50 engravings depicting Aboriginal astronomical knowledge, lunar phases, and Baiame, the creator-spirit.

Unique engravings, some trail maintenance issues here. Faded to white signage and no upkeep on trails means access will become harder and harder.

Easy to access not far from the main road, about 2 km from the Fire Trail Start

Easily accessible track from Morgan Rd Ingleside - grade 2/3 walk just watch for mountain bikes. If you would like to experience Indigenous rock art in a pristine bush setting from a high point above Narrabeen this site allows you to step back in time respectfully. Four phases of the moon are depicted along with Biame and hunting scenes. Axe grooves can be recognised. This site is managed and ceremonially recognised by the Metropolitan Land Council. If you visit it is important to not walk on or touch the engravings. This is a site of significance in Sydney.