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| Whale Engraving Platform |
The Warrah Trig area contains many engraving sites. This site is unique as it originally formed part of a cattle yard before being included in the National Park. This is a similar situation to some other sites such as the main hunting site at Wheeler's Creek in Cromer. In the case of this site, it is unfortunate that the cattle, over the years, have done some extreme damage to perhaps the southern-most location of a whale engraving on the Central Coast. The original stone arrangement, as recorded much much earlier, is still in place and probably holds great significance given the unusual tessellated section nearby where other stone arrangements are in place. There are several weathered engravings present - visible. There seems to be some extremely large cave within a large depression about 1 -1 1/2 ams to the south. This site is located about 200 metres east off the Warrah Trig Track about 250 metres from Patonga Rd.
