Rosemary Hill Farm is neat, with its well manicured gardens. There is a welcoming fireplace at the coffee shop. I had to lure some of our hikers out of the cosy coffee shop who found refuge around the fireplace in the early morning chill. 

This is a venue that makes you want to just stay around and enjoy all the special treats for the young and the not so young.
The trail is well marked and has some minor ascents to keep you entertained as you meander through this absolutely breathtaking, fragrance filled terrain. We came across some interesting glass pods that intrigued us. I am such a sucker for lavender, and just enjoyed myself as we hiked through the fields of lavender and rosemary. The many fir trees are simply incredible to look at. 

The Camber Bridge that stretches across the dam in a winding shape makes for so much fun and laughter. It does make you a little nervous as it has a slant on the one side but really more fun than fear. It is definitely one of the obstacles you must overcome when you visit this venue.
There is overnight accommodation but we did not stop to ask about it. 

At the end of our endurance hike, we gathered at the restaurant on site to enjoy scrumptious food. The service was swift and excellent and the food was very tasty. 

Everyone at Rosemary Hill Farm is professional, and hospitable.

• The cost for this trail is just R45 pp and R35 for Pensioners.
• It is a cash free zone. Only card payments are appreciated.
• No booking is required.
• They do not take table bookings.