The Proserpine rock wallaby has a grey back, pale underside, and black feet. It shelters among rocky outcrops and also uses forest edges.
Its back is grey, its underside pale, and its feet black. Some individuals have a white tail tip, but this is not universal.
It shelters among rocky outcrops and rocky areas. In the dry season, it has been recorded using forest edges.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.