Guided nature walks in Woodbush Forest, Haenertsburg Grassland, Iron Crown & Wolkberg. These interpretive walks include the identification of any fauna or flora encountered during them. Experiential learning is key to the understanding of connections between plants & animals. 

Nestled in the Magoebaskloof mountains is a family-run farm working with nature and making cheese the traditional way

The waterfall is open Monday to Sunday, 8:00 to 17:00. Entrance fee is R50pp.

Take a closer look into the fascinating world of fungi with local mushroom fundi, Toban McMahon. Toban has been exploring the forests of the ”mountain” his whole life, showing a particular interest in the diverse kingdom of fungi, as well as many other wild and wonderful things. He has a lifelong mission to know them all – from the edible to the poisonous! Toban is very enthusiastic to teach people all he has learned over the years.The workshop he presents consists of a 3 km walk (about 3 and half hours long) which traverses the different biomes of the

Soothing, Energizing Foot Massage, Reiki and ‘Foot Reading’. Short guided Indigenous Forest walks Open 09:00 – 17:00

South Africa now holds the records for the highest tree in Africa and the highest planted tree in the world. The saligna gum (Eucalyptus saligna) tree known as Fourth Kin in the Magoebaskloof state forest, measured at 83,7m, according to Leon Visser, an arborist who served on the Champion Tree Evaluation Panel of the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries. “Fourth Kin is now the tallest tree ever measured in Africa, and the tallest planted tree on the planet. Fourth Kin is a South African champion tree and was planted by forestry pioneer AK Eastwood in 1906. “Champion trees

Experience the warm hospitality of the Ramoraswi family at Ga-Malahlela Village near Magoebaskloof. As with real life, what is happening in the village on the day you visit, determines what you do. Often a visit begins at the Sangoma’s home to better understand this ancient art of divining and traditional healing. Follow the rhythm of daily life – dance a little,  make new friends and tantalize your tastebuds with the flavours of Limpopo.   With Mary Ramoroaswi, you can try traditional food such as Pap, wild spinach, mopane worms, ‘walkie-talkies’ and wash it down with a pot of traditional

Steam distillers of Helichrysum splendidum commonly known as Southern Immortelle. A beautiful essential oil unique to the mountains of Haenertsburg. With an array of health and beauty benefits. Book a tour to see this unique process  and meet the team. Julie will walk you through the whole process and give an insight into this remarkable 30  year journey. There are products for sale. R60 per person, children under 13 free. Bookings essential. Hours 11 am and 2pm. Cash is preferred but EFT is also an option.

The Long Tom View site is a picnic spot with a view of the Iron Crown mountain and surrounds where the Boer’s last Long Tom gun was blown up at the end of the Boer War. More details here.