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Central Coast Bushwalk

Daleys Point Aboriginal Engravings (5km Return)

A 5km return walk through beautiful angophora trees and rocky outcrops to Aboriginal engravings at Daleys Point, Central Coast.

At a glance

Distance
5km return
Ascent
150m
Dogs
No
Parking
Yes
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Walk directions

  1. Start at the carpark for the Daleys point walking track carpark, there are two carparks here, park in the one further north closest to the road down the hill: -33.513942, 151.36972 Google Maps Link
  2. Head along Daleys Point Fire Trail and turn left to walk on the mountain bike trail that is parallel to the road: -33.513566, 151.369109 Google Maps Link
  3. Walk along Daleys Point Fire Trail until you see the mountain bike track again on the right, follow this: -33.508123, 151.361657 Google Maps Link
  4. Come back on Daleys Point Fire trail and go straight ahead at the intersection towards the aboriginal engravings: -33.505739, 151.358004 Google Maps Link
  5. Yay! You have reached the Aboriginal engravings:-33.503444, 151.3564 Google Maps Link
sunset at daleys point
This is a lovely walk with beautiful angophoras and rocky outcrops to explore. The aboriginal engravings are worth checking out as well. Have spotted an echidna here occasionally.
echidna at daleys point
flowers at daleys point
sunset at daleys point

The Australian Museum has found that the art of the Darkinung aborigines stretches all the way from the Central Coast to Wollemi National Park 90km to the west.

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This walk is on Darkinung country. Good Architect acknowledges the Darkinung people as the Traditional Custodians of this land and we pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Darkinjung Land Council.