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Giba Gorge
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
The GGEP is open to the public free of charge. Activities include, walking trails, mountain biking, bird watching or just relaxing and enjoying this tranquil environment.
We remind members of the public that dogs must be kept on a lead at all times. Off-lead dogs have been "caught"on the camera traps in the reserve. If this continues, all dogs may be banned. Please encourage fellow hikers and dog-lovers to keep animals on lead!
Littering and defacement of trees, rock walls etc is an offense. Peaceful and considerate use of this wonderful family facility is encouraged, taking into consideration the residents that border the reserve.
Queries or suggestions may be sent to the Giba committee at ggepemail@gmail.com or via our form on the CONTACT page.
Giba Gorge
Nature Reserve
Is home to a unique complement of rare and threatened ecosystems with an impressive list of animals and plants. The towering slopes, cliffs and gorges were once home to Stone Age people, evidence of which has been unearthed at the Umhlatuzana Rock Shelter.
The Giba Gorge Nature Reserve is a community based initiative which is run by volunteers in conjunction with the eThekwini Municipality. In order to sustain this reserve in terms of alien plant eradication and bridge/trail maintenance we would welcome any financial support from members of the public using this facility.
A zapper code is available at the reserve entrance and in the St Helier Road security guard’s hut.
Queries or suggestions may be sent to the Giba committee at info@ggep.org or via our form on the CONTACT page.
To donate to Giba Gorge Nature reserve, please use Zapper
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