Large Whale flanked by two fish, Costens Trail

This large Whale, accompanied by 2 large fish is located toward the north end of a series of scattreed rock platforms west of Costens Trail. This platform has a beautiful view over the bay area and on towards the skyline of the Sydney.

Pair of Whales, Costens Point Trail

This is the second Whale in a pair that can be found on a rock platform located west of the Costen's Point Trail. Pairs of Whales in this area may be rare - unlike some sacred sites in Guringai Territory e.g. Daley's Point.

Large Whale, Costen's Point Trail

This large (10-12 ft) banded Whale is to be found on a series of scattered rock platforms west of the Costen's Point Trail. The band across the middle of the Whale is interesting and not too disimilar from others in Guringai Territory, particularly in the Kariong area.

Eel - long fish engraving - Costen's Point Trail

This large elongated engraving that is outlined by some natural water streams is located within a large number of scattered rock platforms west of the Costen's Point Trail, Maianbar Rd, Royal National Park.

Large V Shaped Engraving, Costen's Point Trail

Appears as a large V shaped engraving but possibly could be the head of a large fish. This engraving is located on a large number of scattered rock platforms west of the Costen's Point Trail, Maianbar Rd, Royal National Park.

Series of animal tracks, Costen's Trail

A series of animal track engravings are located on a large number of scattered rock platforms west of the Costen's Point Trail, Maianbar Rd, Royal National Park.

Crescent shaped engravings, Costen's Point Trail, Royal National Park

These crescent shaped engravings are located on a large number of scattered rock platforms west of the Costen's Point Trail, Maianbar Rd, Royal National Park. These are not axe grinding grooves. Several axe grinding areas are also present in this area.

Feint Engraving, Costen's Point Trail, Royal National Park

A series of feint engravings are located on a large number of scattered rock platforms west of the Costen's Point Trail, Maianbar Rd, Royal National Park. This is one of several that remain on rock surfaces that appear to be rapidly eroding away.