Mt Grenfell Historic Site features wonderful examples of ancient Aboriginal rock art by the local Wongaibon people. Visitors will also find scarred trees, ochre pits and a waterhole, testimony to the region's Aboriginal heritage. Three art sites feature interpretive signage and are within easy walking distance to the main parking area, making this site accessible for every visitor.

Access:

The Mt Grenfell Historic Site is located north-west of Cobar. Travel along the sealed Barrier Hwy 40km west of Cobar, then travel 31km north on the sealed road. The road fully sealed with only 1km on unsealed road towards the carpark at the site. At the main entry carpark area, picnic and barbecue facilities with tank water are provided. If you are feeling energetic, the 5km walking track leads to a lookout offering superb views across the Cobar pedi plain.

Mount Grenfell is managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Visitors to the site do not require permission to enter. 

Please note:
Camping is not permitted.
There is limited phone reception, please plan your trip carefully.
This road is unsealed, please check LiveTraffic for information on road closures before you travel.
Please ensure your picnic site is left clean following your visit.