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Ngamadjidj Shelter is an important Aboriginal rock art site in the Mount Stapylton area of the northern Grampians, known for its white painted spirit figures. The shelter is reached via a short, easy walk from the car park along a well-formed path. Artwork is viewed from behind a protective fence, and visitors are asked to stay on the path and respect the site.

Ngamadjidj Shelter is a remarkable Aboriginal rock art site located in the northern Grampians. Also known as the Cave of Ghosts, this shelter is renowned for its striking white painted figures which are believed to represent spirit people.

The shelter is found within the Mount Stapylton area and can be reached by a short, easy walk from the car park. A well-maintained path leads visitors to the rock overhang, where the artwork is protected and clearly visible behind a viewing fence.

This tranquil site provides an opportunity to reflect on the rich cultural heritage of the Jardwadjali people.

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Google map of Ngamadjidj Shelter | Click here

Ngamadjidj Shelter Walk by Parks Victoria | Click here to go to parks.vic.gov.au

Ngamadjidj Shelter circuit trail by AllTrails | Click here to go to alltrails.com

Ngamadjidj Shelter reviews by Tripadvisor | Click here to go to tripadvisor.com

Ngamadjidj Shelter information by Visit Melbourne | Click here to go to visitmelbourne.com

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