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Nature & parks in Storms River

8 curated nature reserves, parks and outdoor spots in Storms River, Eastern Cape — hand-picked and kept current by Out & About SA. Updated August 2026.

Out & About SA lists 8 nature reserves, parks and outdoor spots in Storms River, in the Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga. They span Mountain / Pass, National Park and Scenic / Route. Every listing is hand-checked and kept current — browse them below, or open the full Eastern Cape nature & parks guide.

Bloukrans Pass

Mountain / Pass

Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga

Historic forested mountain pass and river gorge on the old N2 route

Garden Route National Park (Tsitsikamma Section)

National Park

Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga

Coastal-forest section famed for the Storms River Mouth suspension bridges, the Otter Trail and one of South Africa's…

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Otter Trail

Scenic / Route

Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga

South Africa's oldest official hiking trail, a 42 km five-day coastal walk from Storms River Mouth to Nature's Valley

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Ratel Hiking Trail

Scenic / Route

Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga

Indigenous-forest day-walk network around the Big Tree near Storms River village

Storms River Mouth

Scenic / Route

Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga

Dramatic river-meets-sea gorge reached by three suspension bridges over the Storms River, the classic Tsitsikamma…

Tsitsikamma Big Tree

Forest / Mountain

Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga

An estimated 800-year-old yellowwood roughly 36 m tall, reached by a short boardwalk off the N2

Tsitsikamma Falls

Waterfall

Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga

Series of waterfalls on the Kruis River viewed on the local zipline adventure

Tsitsikamma Section, Garden Route National Park

National Park

Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga

Dramatic coastal park of forest, cliffs and the Storms River mouth, gateway to the Otter Trail

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