Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve

Such an easy, lovely, well kept nature reserve in Pretoria. There is absolutely no litter and there are some wild animals, a river, a bird hide, lots of plants and an on site restaurant. Children can do the hike easily. Just be sure to bring some water and snacks. Otherwise great hike that can be done in 1-2 hours. Not crowded at all

Such a lovely place to go for a morning hike or walk. You are guaranteed to see some Zebra's and amazing views. The trails are clean and clear so it offers a very nice experience and you won't wonder off the trail either. The restaurant is also quite nice and you get to see the animals up close as they graze close to the seating area while you enjoy your meal.

One of the better trails to walk in Pretoria. You can do a combination of trails that gets you a good 5km+ loop. Saw a couple of buck nice and close up, they are very calm so you can get a good viewing. Free entry with public toilets and a very nice bird hide. Safe parking and whole area fenced in.Visited onWeekend

I really enjoyed this hike, it was so beautiful. Lots of shady and forest areas. We saw some antelope as we started the hike. The hike was very easy, not much uphill. Would definitely recommend it for beginners and experienced hikers because it's so scenic. It was very clean and dusbins are strategically placed. There is not entrance fee. Restrooms: There were facilities at the beginning of the hike and had toilet paper. I wouldn't consider it 100 % hygienic but was usable.

What a beautiful place- very quiet and the trails are tranquil with stunning views almost the minute you walk in. Lots to see, so clean and parts of the trail are definitely friendly to young ones- it does her rocky and steep in some parts but it’s manageable. Very friendly security, they helped to orient me on my first visit- showed me the map and where the trails come out. Did I mention it’s free? Will try the restaurant on my next visit

The perfect getaway for a tranquil day. Although it’s near Moreleta neighborhood, it’s actually extremely quiet. You can even bring a book to read while watching some animals. The animals are quite friendly and used to humans, they can come as close as 50m. The Nature Reserve has a restaurant that offers food, so you can even go there for a date. I’d recommend for a laid back game walk or date.

A very nice trail with much to see and quite a lot of shade so the sun doesn't beat down too hard. There's some wild life to see our group saw a herd of zebras and a little buck as well as a bird hide you can sit in and birdwatch. Be warned that the trail does have some rocky terrain up and down hill, but it is manageable. The longest route is about 4km.

Enjoyable walk in unspoilt quiet environment. Easy to forget that we were surrounded by residential areas. We only walked a few kilometers because we had babies with us. Paths were quite wet in places but safe enough. We saw ostriches, antelope, tortoises, guinea fowl, zebra and other buck at a distance. There are many bird species so spending time will be rewarding. Only negative comment is that paths can be better marked with distances. We needed to find a quick way back with the babies and needed to use a hiking app to get an idea where we could take a shorter route back. Obviously we would not need this after a few visits. We look forward to visiting again.

Free entry. Parking within gates. Small nature reserve for short hikes. The path is a bit run-down in certain places but doesn’t hinder hiking. Not challenging for the avid hiker. Mostly shaded but a cap/hat is recommended. Lovely scenery with some animals; zebra and springbok.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNo

I took my boys for an afternoon walk, very clean well kept reserve . Entrance is free and we spotted bokkies and zebras along the way . Highly recommended. A nice hidden gem of an outing considering we live 10km away within Centurion . Will definitely return.