Three Trees at Spioenkop Activities

Activities

THE WHITE HOUSE is excellently situated and a secure base for both the business executive and the discerning leisure traveller alike. A communal Lounge and fitted kitchen are also at the dispose of the Guests. With our ambience and efficient service we strive to meet all guests expectations and hope that your stay is both enjoyable and unforgettable.

ACTIVITIES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ HIKING IN THE DRAKENSBERG Three Trees offers great access to The uKhahlamba National Park (formerly the Royal Natal National Park), Cathedral Peak and the Champagne Valley, which are all within an hours drive of the lodge. Maps & guide books can be arranged at the lodge with picnic lunches for hikes ranging from short half hour walks to full day hikes. Guided hikes can be arranged with your resident qualified guides. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GUIDED WALKS The lodge is situated on 1000ha of naturally rolling Drakensberg foothills. Both Simon & Cheryl are FGASA qualified Field Guides and have a wealth of knowledge on the Natural Fauna & Flora in the area. Joined by the dogs, and walking alongside the game reserve, a walk out in the hills is not to be missed. Well-marked trails are also available if you want to meander along in your own steam. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SAN ROCK ART The Ukhahlamba Park is one of the most densely painted regions in Africa, if not the entire world, containing some 550 known San rock painting sites, amounting to over 40 000 recorded individual images. Didima Rock Art Centre is situated in the Cathedral Peak Nature Reserve and can be visited for an informative look into the San people?s lives. A registered guide can also be arranged to take you up into the mountains to view original rock art.