Muogamarra Lloyd Trig and Deerubbin loop walk

When

Tour time: 10am to 2pm. Meet at 9.30am. 

Tour dates: Saturday 17 August, Friday 23 August, Friday 30 August, Saturday 31 August, Monday 2 September, Monday 9 September and Friday 20 September 2024.

Where

Muogamarra Nature Reserve in Sydney and surrounds

Accessibility

No wheelchair access

Grade

Medium. Suitable for adults and teens, 15 years and over, with some bushwalking experience. Tracks may have short steep hill sections, a rough surface and many steps.

Price

SOLD OUT. Adult (16 years and over) $35 per person. Concession (Student, Australian pension, Veterans Affairs and Seniors card holders) $30 per person. Child (15 to 16 years) $20 per person. Family (2 adults and 2 children) $90.

Entry fees

Price includes park entry fee

Meeting point

Muogamarra visitor centre

Bookings

SOLD OUT.

Please note

• You can only visit Muogamarra Nature Reserve if you have booked a guided tour in advance.
• You can only access these tracks at the tour times.
• It's a 3km drive from the park gate to the visitor centre, so please allow for this in your travel time.
• Supervise children at lookouts and clifftops with no barriers.
• Muogamarra Nature Reserve protects a fragile ecosystem so let's keep it plastic-free.

On this guided walk we'll take the track along Peats Ferry Road below Tippers lookout, which has beautiful scenic views. We'll follow the tessellated pavement, past a large Aboriginal rock engraving of a whale, then venture on to Lloyd Trig along a bush path.

The return loop follows a track down to the tessellated pavement before turning right onto Powerline track. We'll pass through a variety of vegetation and interesting rock formations, before climbing Holiday Pass.

Muogamarra Nature Reserve is home to many native animals like echidnas, and birdwatchers might glimpse a soaring wedge-tail eagle or an iconic lyrebird. During the spring wildflower season the reserve transforms with the vibrant colours of flowers in bloom.

This guided morning bushwalk is a rare opportunity to visit the area. It’s usually closed to the public to protect its fragile ecosystems.

Bring drinking water, lunch and snacks. Wear sunscreen, insect repellent, sturdy walking shoes, hat and consider bringing walking poles if needed.

Found out more about the 90-year history of Muogamarra Nature Reserve.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info