Mukuvisi Woodlands Mountain Biking Trails

The Mukuvisi Woodlands marked trails - walk, run or cycle, any day of the week.

Need a breath of fresh air? Come forest bathing and de-stress. Soak up nature's calming influence. Enjoy a healthy walk, run or mountain bike ride through the Mukuvisi Woodlands. The scenery is lovely and you may spot some game too You’ll certainly see some birds along your way.

The Woodlands Trails are on clearly marked routes, for you to enjoy by walking, running, strolling or on your mountain bike. This initiative has greatly boosted visitor numbers and made even more people aware of the beauty and tranquility offered by a visit here.

You can bring your dogs, as long as they are on leads and controllable. This is especially popular at weekends. Come and enjoy this regularly, meet new friends and old, get some exercise with the family in a lovely scenic environment, then enjoy breakfast in our Coffee Shop - bacon and egg rolls, coffee and other items from 7am onwards – hot, fresh and quick!

The Trails range from 3km to 10km. If you join as Members, Individual and Family categories are available, and you can walk any time the Woodlands are open (8 am to 5 pm daily) at no further charge. Then relax and enjoy some game viewing from our Platform! Food is put out for the animals at around 2pm on weekends – see eland, zebra, giraffe and impala; guinea fowl, Egyptian geese, grey heron and more.

When it’s hot, make sure you wear a hat and sunscreen and take some water with you. You can buy bottled water at the Woodlands before you start. The trails take you near the bird hide and small dam and then into the wild game area, so ensure your dogs are well leashed. Anyone letting their dog off the lead in the wild game area may be banned from The Woodlands. Having dogs leashed is for their own protection from wildlife, as well as to prevent them from disturbing and chasing the wild animals.

The Coffee Shop is open all day - have breakfast, lunch, tea or a light snack.

This is a popular spot at weekends, after people have run, walked or cycled the trails, to grab a coffee and a bite of breakfast; or have lunch, then head over to the Viewing Platform to see the animals as they gather at 2pm Saturdays and Sundays at the waterhole for some game cubes.