Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve

Real aboriginal art to see. Apparently they are all over this mountain

Nice easy walk. A cloudy day so difficult to see drawings.

Very interesting to see ancient aboriginal cave paintings that are so easily accessible.

Visited in drought and also when it was green. Lovely walking track which is about 3km return. Not a hard walk but it took an hour with two kids so we stopped and started and took our time. The walk goes to a rock cave with 150 year old aboriginal paintings. The only issue with the walk is that you feel like you are walking forever and then suddenly you turn a corner, go up a slope and you are there. Car park has picnic tables and a drop toilet. Enough space to park caravans etc. The granite boulders and rock face are spectacular. No dogs allowed on the bushwalk as it is a National Park.

These rocks are huge, great spot to stop. Room to park a caravan

Good short walk, interesting art.

Good place for a quick brisk walk. Overgrown with weeds though. Could do with some TLC from NP

Great little spot for a lunch break or toilet stop.

Enjoyable walk about 45 minutes return. Sign says 3 kilometers so that seems right. Aboriginal rock paintings at the end (half way point). Walk is an easy well-maintained path. There are a few parts uphill but nothing too hard. Bush walking with gorgeous trees and huge granite boulders. We met a large family of goats on the way back. You return on the same track. NSW parks have some interesting interpretive signs.