A Lovely writeup from a visitor to Twinfalls Farm

Please see below a lovely writeup from a recent day visitor to Twinfalls Farm, KwaZulu-Natal midlands…

“Exploring Twin Falls Farm! KZN💚🌿🇿🇦

The KZN Midlands hey! Stumbling onto one of those spots you almost don’t want to share, the kind of place that’s just too good to stay secret. The drive there already sets the mood,winding roads, green hills for days and that crisp Midlands air that just hits different! ❤️

The farm itself is unreal, two waterfalls crashing down into lush forest, hidden trails that make you feel like you’re properly off the grid, and icy rock pools that’ll wake you right up if you’re brave enough to jump in. It’s one of those spots where time slows down, where you can hike, shoot, swim or just lie in the grass listening to nothing but water and wind.

There’s something special about this place. It’s raw, peaceful, and still feels completely untouched, a reminder of how wild and beautiful KZN really is!!! ✌️🏆🇿🇦“

Please see their video below:

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1146729697417952

Visitors discovering magic in the Kwazulu Natal Karkloof Mistbelt Biome

So wonderful to be able to share God’s beautiful creation with day visitors. Blessed with still enough water in the middle of winter – to keep the natural mistbelt forest and grassland healthy and magical.

Because of human activity most of the KZN mistbelt grasslands have become transformed or lost. It is estimated that only 4% of untransformed mistbelt grassland remains and even this is under threat. The mistbelt forests have also declined in size with many small patches being entirely destroyed. We are actively conserving the remaining forests and grasslands on our farm, and the indigenous trees are no longer commercially logged. We believe that our efforts are having a positive impact on the health and diversity of thegrasslands and forests.

Please remember to contact us to organise a visit to what we have been called to conserve – Twin Falls Farm’s natural mistbelt forest and mistbelt grassland. Please see our website home page for more information.

Wonderful Waterfalls

Much of Twin Falls Farm is covered in a swathe of indigenous forest. Exploring the forest you find beautiful trees, plants, butterflies, birds, streams and waterfalls.

A beautiful video of waterfalls has been created …check out the link below: