Peacevale KZN Conservancy

02/08/2026

27/07/2026

04/07/2026

03/07/2026

We are organising a hike in Upper Molweni as part of our project to support Eco-Tourism in Molweni.
The Thekwane Hike starts and finishes at the Overock Rasta Camp in Upper Molweni. It is a very short hike in distance but it takes hikers through some spectacular scenery and to spots which very few people visit. Rasta Reuben has only very recently opened this new trail section which accesses for the first time the top of the Nogxasa Falls. The trail first traverses the Overock site with great views of Lower Molweni (and on a clear day the ocean in the distance). There are also some stunning views of the Nogxaza Falls before descending to the "lip" of the falls. The trail then goes a short distance upstream to the Thekwane Falls.
The trail is not difficult but it is situated on the cliff edge and is not suitable for people with a fear of heights. The trail also includes a near vertical 10m ladder section.
We estimate that the the walk will not take longer than 2hrs (return) at a gentle pace and hikers are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch to enjoy at the Qverock site after the short walk.
For those wanting an extended walk Reuben has offered (at no extra cost) to guide participants to the bottom of the Nogxaza Falls - this is another short but strenuous hike and will add approximately 2 - 3 hours to the Thekwane Falls walk.
There is adequate parking and a car guard will be on duty.
Please note that hiker numbers will be limited to 30 and booking and pre-payment is essential. For more details, directions and payment arrangements please email: [email protected]

This Eco-tourism Project is also supported by 1000 Hills CTO and Green Corridors

03/07/2026

21/05/2026

Please note this year’s Stargazing event will be held at Honey Trails ✨

12/04/2026

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