Mountain Biking Trails The Sabie Valley between Sabie and Hazyview is a world class Mountain Bike Destination. Trails are not only smooth but also very scenic and characterized by river crossings, single tracks and sights of breathtaking waterfalls. Induna Adventures is also home of the Big Induna Mountain bike race (2011) that takes place anually.
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Marked Mountain Bike Trails and Routes (Download routes onto your Garmin below)
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Green - 5 km - This route on farm roads, flowing quad tracks and meanders along the Sabaan River. It covers alot of indigenous forest sections. More info...
Red - 8 km - This is the official Induna X-Fest lap race route. Trail takes you through indigenous forest and though a fast flowing bush tunnel. More info...
Grey - 15 km - Mostly on blue gum plantation roads wit steep up and downs. Alot of climbing but the 2 waterfalls with look out points make it worth all the way. More info...
Blue - 10 km - The flattest trail we have, with only one steep up hill at the beginning and a great view of a breath taking cascade water fall. More info...
Black - 11 km - The best 11 km ride of your life! To be opened officially on 26 June 2010 on the Big Induna Social Ride. More info...
Yellow - 35 km - Lots of single tracks, forest roads, river crossings and water falls. To be opened in September 2010.
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Technicality of Trails
Trails are graded by 1 to 5 stars
* Easy
** Fair
*** Moderate
**** Technical
**** Very Technical
Latest Mountain Biking News
Hazyview/Kiepersol Conservancy hosts the
"Kiff One" Off Road Bi-Athlon
4 September 2010 at 7:30
Induna Beach
Full 20km MTB 8km Trail Run
Half 10km
MTB 4km Trail Run
Entries - on the day only
Team - R 100
Individual - R 60
Enquiries:
Lynda: 013 737 8186
Cinda 013 737 8296
Yellow Matumi Trail almost complete
Weeks of hard labour are almost complete, with only a couple of big rocks that have to be moved and one bridge that have to be completed, then the Matumi Yellow trails is open to ride. This trail takes you along parts of the Matumi Hiking Trail along the beautiful Mac Mac river.
