Komatiland Forests (KLF) welcomes you to our exciting world of eco-tourism. Whether hiking, or mountain biking is your scene we can provide the ultimate experience to make your time in nature one of unparalleled enjoyment. Komatiland Forests was registered as a full subsidiary of SAFCOL in mid 2002 and that was when all the SAFCOL hiking trails in the 'old Transvel' were transferred to Komatiland's Eco-Tourism division. Commercial forestry is KLF's core business - currently we control an area of more than 210 000ha of which 129 000ha has been afforested - but KLF is also committed to the concept of eco-tourism. KLF's eco-tourism division has a huge impact on the development and management of: . Overnight Hiking Trails . Day Hiking Trails . Lakenvlei Forest Lodge and Conference Centre . Entavhine Kliphuis Guesthouse . Open-Air Recreation and Picnic Spots . Sabie Forest Industry Museum and Information Centre . Mountain Biking Trails . Horse Trails

Mountain Creek Cabin is a cosy, comfortable and quaint cabin sleeping 2-4 guests. The cabin is self-catering, fully equipped, private and exclusive and has the most breathtaking mountain views. Bottlebrush Haven, situated alongside the Schoonspruit Stream, is slightly primitive but very convenient, accommodating 11 guests (minimum 6 people) with a lovely kitchen and brei area, flush toilets, double showers and unique zinc tub. The open shower under the stars is for the real nature lover. There are two other huts available, a double story hut which sleeps 14 and the large recreation hut has 11 beds. Clean covered mattresses are provided.

The Num-Num 3-5 day Trail is situated just three hours from Johannesburg, in the Mpumalanga Highlands between Machadodorp and Badples. The Num-Num trail has a stunning variety of scenery including open grasslands, indigenous forests, sandstone labyrinths and waterfalls galore. There is game and birds on the property. People stay in 5 unique and comfortable camps that have hot water and equipped kitchens. Pre-bookings only.

Bermanzi is a mountain Guesthouse and Hiking Trail with different styles of accommodation to suit different needs from self-catering, to romantic retreats, to large enough accommodation for the family. Besides different the different hiking trails, we also offer activities such as horse riding, bird watching and star gazing.

The green mountain trail is a four day hiking trail around the groenlandberg (green mountain) in the overberg region of the Western Cape, South Africa.

SixViews Mountain Activities is based in the heart of Ga-rankuwa, north of Pretoria CBD. SixViews offers a wide range of activities in the heart of nature. Activities include hiking, mountaineering, cycle touring, camping and paintball. Come and experience an aerial view of Garankuwa, Mabopane and Soshanguve like no other.

Vast open grassy spaces, and plenty of trees for shade, just perfect for relaxing in nature and enjoying an afternoon picnic. Resting in a Valley this picnic site offers beautiful scenery, tranquility and some forest exploring for the family. There is an easy, short 450m walk in the forest beneath the huge tree ferns and small trickling streams. The forest floor path can be slippery so do be careful when walking over tree roots and logs. Another a slightly more strenuous walk takes visitors to the incredibly beautiful Spitzkop viewpoint overlooking the Knysna Heads. An ideal day outing for the whole family & be sure to remember your camera! The picnic spot can be reached via the R339, along the Prince Alfred Pass and is situated near the Diepwalle State Forest Facilities: Wooden tables and benches, brei (fire) facilities, water and bush toilets. GPS Coordinates: S33 54. 842 E23 08. 583

Drupkelders - loosely translated into Dripping Cellars, are rock pools in the Knysna forest. Combine a 3. 5km indigenous forest walk with a visit to magnificent rock pools in the Homtini River in the Knysna Forest. These massive rock pools offer deep, cola-coloured waters to cool off in and even a waterfall to clamber up next to (to another series of pools) . Take a rucksack with picnic and swimming things and wear good walking shoes as there is a steep section near the river. Due to the exclusivity of this gem, only 12 persons a day are allowed in and a Sanparks permit is required (Wildcards are not accepted for this walk) . It is not expensive and you are required to keep the permits on you should officials ask you for it by the rock pools. This trail starts at the Forest Edge Nature-lovers Retreat gate entrance. What's offered * Two very large rock pools with more upstream to explore * NO ablution facilities available * NO refuse bins available * Enormous rocks to laze on

Woodcliffe Country House is the last inhabited farm before the high Drakensberg. Woodcliffe is a 1000ha beef farm. The guest house takes advantage of the spectacular scenery. Woodcliffe is a self catering destination. Meals can be arranged on request. Guests to Woodcliffe are lovers of the great outdoors. Guests to Woodcliffe can hike, trout fish, swim in pristine mountain rivers and relax in a beautiful environment. A field guide may be arranged in advance to take guests to our bushman paintings and to see the high altitude orchids (Dec - Feb) . Woodcliffe prides itself getting to know their guests so that they leave as friends. Most of your guests return time and time again. Woodcliffe is 22km from Maclear along a gravel road. Guests are advised that a reasonable clearance vehicle is required.

The Tsitsikamma Hiking Trail was South Africa's first officially accredited hiking trail and has recently been allocated the Green Flag Certificate for a trail under excellent management. The Tsitsikamma Hiking Trail is truly a southern Cape hiking paradise, journeying through extensive indigenous afromontane forest and mountain fynbos. Ancient river gorges and abundant rivers and streams continually remind us of the creative power of water and the origins of the word Tsitsikamma. Tsitsikamma is an old Khoisan word which means 'place of many waters. ' The trail passes numerous rivers and streams and offers spectacular mountain and river gorge scenery.

Hike the Tsitsikamma Coast in luxury. Imagine a hike similar to the famous Otter Trail but with overnight stays in luxury lodges and without having to carry your heavy backpacks!