Kings Tableland Aboriginal Place in Blue Mountains National Park

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Kings Tableland Aboriginal Place

Grinding grooves and carved animal tracks reward this remote 4WD detour.

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Type
Sight
Nearest trail
1.4 km
Audio stories
5 nearby
  • #30 of 63 sights

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Lincoln's Rock and Lincoln Hall

Overview

About Kings Tableland Aboriginal Place

Why stop

  • Distinctive sandstone grooves and animal-track carvings

Heads up

  • Remote access on an unsealed road that can roughen after rain
Kings Tableland Aboriginal Place is a heritage-listed Aboriginal cultural site on Kings Tableland Road, a remote 4WD route south of Wentworth Falls. It’s a worthwhile pause if you’re driving toward McMahons Point and want to understand the area’s Aboriginal significance as well as its landscape.
Parkwolf’s verdictA worthwhile stop on the Tableland drive

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3 active Blue Mountains alerts

  • ClosureRoads and tracks closed across Blue Mountains National ParkMany roads, fire trails and walking tracks across Blue Mountains National Park are closed; do not enter closed areas.Official details
  • CautionPark-wide solid-fuel fire banA park fire ban is active across Blue Mountains National Park: campfires and solid-fuel barbecues and stoves are prohibited. - Gas and electric cookers are permitted, subject to safety rules.Official details
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“You're approaching the access for Lincoln's Rock, a broad sandstone ledge overlooking Jamison Valley. A short unpaved walk from the car park takes you onto the rock.”

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More about Kings Tableland Aboriginal Place

Read the sandstoneLook for long grinding grooves cut into the sandstone and a nearby rock shelter with carvings…

Look for long grinding grooves cut into the sandstone and a nearby rock shelter with carvings of animal tracks. The grooves and carved tracks give this stop a specific story to look for among the weathered rock. Take a moment with the details before continuing along the road.

Make the drive workThe site lies along the 21 km gravel stretch of Kings Tableland Road toward McMahons Point; the…

The site lies along the 21 km gravel stretch of Kings Tableland Road toward McMahons Point; the full drive from Old Queen Victoria Hospital to the road end and back is 42 km. It’s remote, and rain can leave the road boggy and potholed, so check current road and weather information before setting out. Picnic tables are farther along at McMahons Point, several kilometres beyond this cultural stop.

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