How hard is Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve?

Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve is graded easy. Difficulty grades are set by the reserve or operator, not a national standard — read the safety note on the listing before you go.

Are dogs allowed at Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve?

Dogs are not allowed at Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve.

What does Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve cost?

Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve has no listed entry fee. Parking, permits or seasonal charges can still apply — confirm with the operator before you go.

When is Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve open?

06:00–18:00 all year. Friends page: last entry 17:00.

Where do you park for Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve?

Helios Street, Moreleta Park. Official Friends and visitor directions use this gate.

Moreleta Park, Pretoria · Gauteng

Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve

Gradeeasy
FeeFree
Hours06:00–18:00 all year. Friends page: last entry 17:00.
DogsNot allowed
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Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve (Tshwane: Moreleta Kloof Nature Area) is a free municipal hike in Moreleta Park. Official City page: no admission fees, 06:00–18:00 all year, no picnics, braais, cycling or dogs. Official named walks: Rademeyer 1.5km, Duiker 2.8km, Suikerbos 3.32km (about 7.5km of trails). Groups of more than 15 must register. The Friends site (moreletakloof.co.za) adds last entry 17:00 and walks from 1.5 to 4.6km. Helios Street parking. Phone 012 358 1510. This is not Faerie Glen and not a picnic listing. Restaurant / wedding venue on the City page is a separate operator (Rademeyers), not a reserve picnic.

Questions

How hard is Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve?: Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve is graded easy. Difficulty grades are set by the reserve or operator, not a national standard — read the safety note on the listing before you go.
Are dogs allowed at Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve?: Dogs are not allowed at Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve.
What does Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve cost?: Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve has no listed entry fee. Parking, permits or seasonal charges can still apply — confirm with the operator before you go.
When is Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve open?: 06:00–18:00 all year. Friends page: last entry 17:00.
Where do you park for Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve?: Helios Street, Moreleta Park. Official Friends and visitor directions use this gate.

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Nearby on the map

From this pin: Faerie Glen Nature Reserve 4.9 km; Faerie Glen Nature Reserve Picnic Site 6.4 km; Rietvlei Nature Reserve 7.8 km; Rietvlei Picnic Area (Marais Dam) 7.8 km.

Faerie Glen Nature Reserve

Faerie Glen, Pretoria · 4.9 km away

Official Tshwane reserve on the Bronberg: Hadeda 2.9km easy, Acacia 2.5km medium, Kiepersol 4.1km hard. Cashless. Adults R23 (1 July 2026–30 June 2027). Last entry 17:00. Dogs only with a permit.

Dogs OK
Gate 06:00–18:00. Last entry 17:00. Cashless.

Entry from R23

Faerie Glen Nature Reserve Picnic Site

Faerie Glen, Pretoria · 6.4 km away

Official Tshwane informal picnic inside Faerie Glen Nature Reserve. No braais, no alcohol, no gazebos. Same cashless gate as the walks: adults R23 (1 July 2026–30 June 2027).

Picnic
Dogs OK
Gate 06:00–18:00. Last entry 17:00. Cashless.

Entry from R23

Rietvlei Nature Reserve

Centurion, Pretoria · 7.8 km away

Tshwane’s ~4,000ha reserve near Irene: a booked four-hour day hike for groups of 10–15 — not a walk-up trail network, and no pets.

No dogs

Rietvlei Picnic Area (Marais Dam)

Centurion, Pretoria · 7.8 km away

Official Marais Dam picnic in Rietvlei Nature Reserve: braai stands, no alcohol, no pets, card-only gate. Confirm the reserve is open.

Picnic
No dogs
Picnic closes 18:00 from 1 October to 31 March, and 17:00 from 1 April to 30 September. Confirm the reserve is open.

Hike at your own risk. Trail conditions change — weather, fire damage, water crossings and rockfalls can make a route unsafe with little or no notice. Distance, difficulty and other details here are compiled from public sources and may be outdated. Always verify current conditions with the relevant park or reserve authority before setting out, and hike within your own ability.