Sehlabathebe National Park, nestled in Lesotho's Maloti Mountains, is renowned for its unique sandstone formations, diverse flora, and opportunities for hiking and pony trekking. Due to its remote location and rugged terrain, accessibility can be challenging, often requiring a 4x4 vehicle; guided tours are highly recommended, especially for first-time visitors, as marked trails are limited. The park experiences seasonal weather extremes, with cold winters and potential snow, impacting accessibility and activities. Expect basic accommodation and camping facilities. Costs involve park entrance fees, accommodation, and potentially pony trekking or guiding services. A typical visit could range from a day trip to several days, depending on planned activities. Be aware of the high altitude and pack accordingly for varied weather conditions.