the two areas were amalgamated into what is now Muogamarra Nature Reserve, under the control of the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Walks The Muogamarra Nature Reserve has several short day walks, beginning at the main information centre: Point LoopA short, flat loop walk from the carpark, with wildflowers. Goes to a viewpoint over Peats Crater and the Hawkesbury River. J. D. Tipper LoopA short mostly flat walk to the lookout named for the founder of Muogamarra Nature Reserve views overlooking . Lloyd TrigA slightly longer mostly flat walk on an old road built by convict labour to Lloyd Trig Point, with views of the Hawkesbury River area. Peats CraterA fairly long walk with a descent and matching ascent which follows a convict road to the site of George Peat's farm at Peats Crater, which is also a geological feature. Deerubbin LookoverA medium length walk with a descent and a similar ascent along the old Peats Ferry convict road to a rock shelter which has views over the Hawkesbury River approximately below. Bird Gully SwampA trail which skirts the edge of a 'hanging swamp' containing a unique plant habitat. Also goes to the top of a waterfall and occupation sites of aboriginal Gu-ring-gai people. See also Protected areas of New South Wales References External links Free online topographic maps of Muogamarra – NSW Dept of Lands Spatial Portal this is not accessible since 2014 [CC-By-SA] Nature reserves in New South Wales Protected areas established in 1960 Rock art in Australia 1960 establishments in Australia Hawkesbury River Geography of Sydney