Mpofu Nature Reserve

It lies on the escarpment and lower valleys of the Katberg Mountains and covers 7,500 ha (19,000 acres) with altitudes varying from 550 to 1,384 metres (1,804 to 4,541 ft).

The reserve experiences its rainy season between November and March and summers are hot and humid.

Autumn and winter are mainly dry and cool, and snowfalls occasionally occur on the surrounding mountain ranges.

Other species include Burchell's zebra, Giraffe, Bushbuck, African Buffalo, Eland, and Black-backed jackal.

Nearby attractions include the mountain village, Hogsback, and Khoisan rock art in Waylands.

This is the longest of the three local passes that traverse the Mpofu and Fort Fordyce Nature Reserves.