Tourist information leaflet for Bokong Nature Reserve, which comprises 1970 ha and straddles the northern access road at the top of the Mafika Lisiu Pass between Pitseng and Ha Lejone, on the way to the Katse Dam. At more than 3000 meters above sea level, the reserve is one of the highest nature reserves in Africa. An impressive visitors' centre has been developed on the edge of a 100m cliff overlooking the Lepaqoa Valley to educate visitors on the ecology of the highlands. A hiking camp and a network of walks and trails, from ¾ hour interpretative trail, ½ day and full day walks and a possible 2-3 day hike along the alpine plateau and down into the Ts'ehlanyane National Park complete the visitor facilities on the reserve.