Hiking Trails Jeffreys Bay

The Noorse Kloof Trail is being cleaned and cut open to its former glory, currently the trail is open from the top to the bottom but a lot of work is stil being done to widen the trail and to repair all the bridges over the river. Volunteers are welcome to come give a hand even if its just identifying trees, collecting half logs from the bridges washed down the river bed, clearing brush and alien plants.

Join us to experience, not only a BLUE MOON (2nd full moon in a month), but also a SUPER MOON which will be the closest, biggest and brightest full supermoon of 2023.

31 August 2023
16:45: Meet at the R102 entrance gate.
Sunset: approximately 18:01
Moonrise: approximately 18:37

There is no specific return time. Feel free to enjoy the evening at your leisure.

Bring: family, friends, neighbours, drinks, snacks, warm jacket, camera, binoculars, torch, blanket.
No dogs allowed as this is a conservation area.
You are welcome to post photos taken in the reserve on our page.
Kabeljous Reserve Action Group - KRAG

Donations: At the gate or EFT into the KRAG bank account.
All donations are used to maintain the reserve.

ABSA Bank
Account Name – KRAG
Account Number – 4096986749
Please use your surname as reference.
Contact Barry Hickson on 078 256 3248

Kabeljous Reserve Action Group - KRAG

Kabeljous event cancelled due to good rains received in the reserve!

Our beautifull earth! For us to protect!

Next sunset-moonwalk

Next moonwalk at Kabeljous Nature Reserve: 10 September 2022- weather permitted.

On our beautiful reserve!

Just a follow up from our Monday post 😊
Here is another 📸 of a parrot-beaked tortoise, this snap was taken a little while back in Kablejous nature reserve just outside of jeffreys bay. What an epic place to go hike about for a morning ☺
Did you know that these little guys ( all tortoises 🐢) are infact a protected species in South Africa🤓
They are listed under CITIES 1 or 2 categories as well as other forms of provincial legislation.

The Noorsekloof Hiking Trail has been cleaned up and cleared of fallen bushes, again making it possible to hike between Dogwood Entrance/Exit and Leadwood Entrance/Exit at farm gate.

Its roughly 2 km one way of fairly even hiking with a couple of tricky spots over rougher terrain but no need for crawling under bushes anymore, enjoy the kloof and help preserve it.
Great hike for families to enjoy, please just respect the wildlife and residents staying around the trail.