are more of a spectator, the gorge has easily accessible hiking trails that lead to breath-taking views. Shopping Delcairn Centre Field's Shopping Centre Maytime Shopping Centre The Village Mall Kloof & Upper Highway SPCA (Tea garden, Nursery, Secondhand shops, Animal Shelter, Trail walks) Activity centres Kloof Country Club (golf course, tennis and squash courts, cricket oval, and facilities) Krantzkloof Nature Reserve and Kloof Gorge Kloof Methodist Church Kloof Baptist Church Kloof Tennis Club St. Agnes Anglican Church, the church building, dating from the 1950s, was built on a piece of land on the farm section 'Glenholm', owned by T. S. P. Field and donated by him to the Anglican Diocese of Natal. Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church Virgin Active gym (formerly Health & Racquet Club) Kloof Harvest Church Memorial Park (Also known as the dog park) West Point Church Famous residents: past and present Ladysmith Black Mambazo Peter Brown, politician Sir William Firth Sir Guy Hulett, sugar baron Marguerite Poland, author Bobby Skinstad, Springbok rugby player BJ Botha, Springbok rugby player Mike Hoare, Irish mercenary Alan Paton, writer and leader of the Liberal Party of South Africa in the 1960s and 1970s Simon Lessing, world triathlon champion Wally Hammond England and Gloucester cricketer died in Kloof 1 July 1965 References Sources The Highway Mail, 1 June 2011. The Hilltop, 2 June 2011. Independent Electoral Commission (South Africa), 9 June 2011. External links Kloof Community Website Kloof Pre-Primary School Website Kloof Junior Primary School Website Kloof Senior Primary School Website Kloof High School Website Krantzkloof Nature Reserve Website Kloof Conservancy Website Official Councillor Website Rotary Club of Kloof Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Parish Kloof & Upper Highway SPCA Memorial Park Suburbs of Durban Populated places established in 1903 Climbing areas of South Africa 1903 establishments in the Colony of Natal Afrikaans words and phrases