Hands on Rock

Hands on Rock is a significant cultural and historical site for the Wiradjuri people. The forested area is surrounded by stunning pagodas and Box Gum Grassy Woodland, with a rich biodiversity of flora and fauna. We treat this area with care and respect showing Yindyamarra through our learning.

Students learning about the local area at the base of Hands on Rock.
Students learning about First Nations peoples use of food and fibre.

Location

Hands on Rock Aboriginal Art Site - Ulan Rd, NSW

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Key information

Getting here

Hands on Rock is a 36km drive from Gulgong via Cope Rd and Ulan Rd.

The ‘Hands on Rock’ Aboriginal Rock Art site is 600 metres from the car park along a bush-walk that slopes up steadily to the rock cliffs. A viewing platform has been built, and visitors are asked not to leave it or the walking path.

Site information
For more information about Hands on Rock, see Visit Mudgee Region
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