Groups spend three nights in four rustic two-bed huts. Ablution facilities comprise reed-walled showers and flush toilets. Simple, wholesome meals are provided. The day commences with coffee and rusks in the crisp morning hours. A light meal is enjoyed in the bush and brunch awaits the group when they return at noon.
Evening meals comprise either hunters' stew or barbecues, supplemented with salads and vegetables.
The trail camp is situated in a secluded valley. The landscape is characterised by awe-inspiring granite hills, reminiscent of the Zimbabwean Motopos, which provide splendid vantage points in the surrounding bush. White rhino, elephant and buffalo are some of the animals encountered on the trail. Bushman paintings can be viewed in many of the hill shelters and are a feature of this trail. The Metsi-Metsi Trail runs through the area east of the Nwarmuriwa Mountain near Tshokwane.