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| Hiking in Malolotja |
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Malolotja offers a diverse range of hiking opportunities, varying from short walks to overnight trails taking advantage of the network of over 200 kms of hiking trails and seventeen backpacking camps. A seven day trail could encompass all areas of the park. BackpackingTrail preparation: The weather is extremely variable, so it is advisable to always carry clothes and sleeping gear for cold weather. Waterproof tents should be used. This is mountainous country and the backpacking is hard. Make sure that you undertake a trail you are capable of completing. Do not attempt any mountain climbing if you do not have the equipment. Map of hiking trail network (Adobe pdf) To assist you with planning your trail, we have prepared a chart showing approximate times between the backpacking camps: 
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