South Africa is a country offers a multitude of outdoor activities, adventures, hiking, trekking and particularly enjoying a direct, deep connection with its unique natural spaces as Brahman Hills Forest Walk, a fresh trail to explore the breathtaking landscapes of the KwaZulu -Natal Midlands commonly known as "The Midlands", a beautiful area that starts from Pietermarizburg and ends before the Drakensberg mountain range in South Africa.
This new forest walk nestled in the 1000 hectares of Blue Crane Reserve which take its name from the Blue Crane national bird of South Africa, found on coins and stamps of the African country, is part of a beautiful territory highlighted by mountains, a diverse vegetation, forests, lush green pastures, and scattered farms offering visitors to reconnect with nature in an extraordinary way.
Brahman Hills Forest Walk is a very captivating designed trail opened in 2024, inviting visitors to explore a unique natural space in the Midlands, enjoying tranquillity and serenity in a corner of South Africa to enjoy metre by metre for its incomparable beauty.
According to Onwaba Gonyora, Director of Brahman Hills, a premier country retreat, the local forest is thousands of years old and it now borders the N3, a major highway and economic lifeline connecting the lively Durban, famous coastal city in eastern South Africa's Kwa - Zulu Natal province to the bustling Johannesburg, South Africa's biggest city and capital of Gauteng province.
The Director of Brahman Hills and her team do no regard the vicinity of the N3 as a negative, in fact she says that the distant hum of vehicles travelling this busy route symbolises progress in motion. It's a small price to pay for the daily momentum that drives our economy and sustains the livelihoods of countless people.
It's also a reminder of how nature and human enterprise, a blend of calm and activity can coexist through thoughtful planning that respects both economic needs and environmental values.
The Forest trail represents the brainchild of the founder of Bahman Hills, Iain Buchan, an enthusiast adventurer and nature lover who having tested his limits in extreme ernvironments, such as an adventure as the Ice Marathon in Antarctica brought the same spirit of adventure and exploration to this tranquil South African retreat.
Brahman Hills Forest Walk begins near the towering 6 - metre Giant sculpture on the local hill, a stunning new landmark overlooking the N3 Highway, leading to a wooden walkway that meanders through the unique nature reserve's forest experiencing wildlife encounters such as impala, zebra and wildebeest along the way, while bird lovers can look forward a variety of species in the local trees.
Director of Brahman Hills highlights that the International Day of Forests is celebrated on 21st March annually, a global event of relevance that raises awareness about the importance of sustainable forestry and conservation.
Brahman Hills Forest Walk recognises that fostering a deeper appreciation for nature is key to ensuring its protection and by encouraging visitors to engage with nature in a new way, this trail is like a powerful tool in raising awareness about the need for environmental conservation.
The local area is also home to internationally award - winning gardens hosting the famed Midlands Park Run, a weekly event that strongly encourage guests to stay active while taking in the stunning natural beauty of the region.
This fresh trail and its surroundings offer a space for everyone, an ideal destination for all those who want to run or having a pleasant and relaxing walk or simply for all those who want to admire the striking local landscapes, making it a perfect place to connect with a stunning nature in a meaningful way in this beautiful area of South Africa.
Link - https://tourismnewsafrica.com/a-fresh-path-awaits-explore-brahman-hills/
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