FRESH@GROENKLOOF

GROENKLOOF NATURE RESERVE

(5km/9km/17km)

The first game sanctuary on the African Continent – Groenkloof Nature Reserve – boasts a range of technical single-track trails, all set within a variety of woodland, koppies and grassland. Come and join us in escaping the surrounding urban jungle and run between game like Zebra, Blesbok, Reedbuck, Sable, Impala, Wildebeest and Giraffe. Bring the family and enjoy a picnic or braai afterwards.

Food stalls, refreshments, exhibitioners and entertainers will ensure there is enough fun for young and old!

Provence: Gauteng

Region: Gauteng North

Town: Pretoria

Trail Destination: Groenkloof Nature Reserve

Date: 9 March 2025

Times:

Registration 06:00 

17km Race 07:00 (R280) Elevation gain 310m, Water points 2

9km Race 07:30 (R220) Elevation gain 147m, Water points 1

5km Race 08:00 (R160) u/10 FREE

Prize giving & Lucky Draw: 09h30 - 10h00

Stay after prize giving with your family and friends for FRESH picnic. 

Late Entry on Day +R50 & entry fee

Entry Include:

*Great time with family and friends                                      

*Professional photographer and free photos

*Water points on route and finish                                            

*Well marked route                                     

*Medical staff                 

*Ablution facilities                          

 *Bout Time ensures results on website 

*Food & refreshment stalls and entertainment          

*Raffle/Lucky draw ticket                             

*Excellent prizes to male and female winners   

*Finishing medals

* Picnic and braai facilities available for afterwards  

The Trio Series is proud to support Friends of Groenkloof and Klapperkop Nature Reserves. The Friends of Groenkloof and Klapperkop Nature Reserves are a non-profit volunteer-based organization with the aim to maintain and conserve these nature reserves in Pretoria, South Africa. Some of the past projects include: Security upgrades, game fence, road game grids, reintroduction of wild animal species, rehabilitation, tree planting, MTB trails, removal of wattle and invasive alien plants, signage, etc.