Clarens Village Conservancy

Clarens Village Conservancy offers a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor activities surrounded by dramatic sandstone mountains and lush greenery.

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Acres Protected
Over 30 miles
Miles of Trails
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Annual Visitors
1998
Year Established

About Clarens Village Conservancy

 

Clarens Village Conservancy is an embraced natural sanctuary located in the Eastern Free State province. This conservancy is characterized by its significant elevation, surrounded by breathtaking sandstone cliffs and rolling hills. The area showcases a rich biodiversity, including a variety of native plant species and wildlife. A haven for outdoor enthusiasts, it provides ample opportunities for hiking, bird watching, and mountain biking. Its trails range from easy walks to challenging climbs, offering spectacular views of the surrounding landscapes. The history of the area is equally interesting, with nearby San rock art sites that reflect the ancient cultural heritage of the region. Visitors are also drawn by the stunning photographic opportunities, especially during sunrise and sunset when the colors of the landscape are beautifully accentuated.

Highlights

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Golden Gate Highlands for stunning sandstone formations

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Bird watching opportunities with rare and native species

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San rock art sites providing a glimpse into ancient cultures

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MTB routes that challenge and thrill biking enthusiasts

Notable Natural Features

Golden Gate Highlands

Famed for its rich yellow glow at sunset, these sandstone cliffs are a must-see.

San Rock Art

Historical insights through ancient rock paintings scattered across the area.

Rhebok Hiking Trail

A challenging route offering panoramic views and diverse terrain.