セデベルグ山脈の天然記念物・トップ6

This is good spot to sleep. Its big enough for a fairly large group. Its not that well protected from the wind. There's water nearby.

Pakhuis pass ascent is long and fairly steep. The road is tarred. There are stunning views of the surrounding valleys

You have to carry your own water since there’s no water en route or at the Arch. Try and prepare food before the hike or pack food that doesn’t need any Water or much of it. 💦

Proclaimed as a nature reserve in 2000, and inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 2014, Matjiesrivier Nature Reserve occupies a very special part of the Western Cape. The 12 800 hectare nature reserve is located in the ecotone where the transition of Fynbos and Succulent Karoo vegetation interface. The diversity of fauna and flora found on the reserve thus offers visitors representations of both biomes.

There were four of us as a family in 2017. Not only the cave paintings inspire, but also the landscape.

Great little hike on which there are many old cave paintings to discover! Very worthwhile! At Traveller's Rest (between Clanwilliam and Wupperthal) you can get a permit for the hike and a small brochure with a map and a description of the nine stops along the way. The path itself is marked by white shoe prints that you simply follow.

Lonely place with a beautiful waterfall! The climb is worth it. The view is wonderful too! Before doing this, you have to buy a permit at the Algeria Forest Station and there you get a description of how to get to the waterfall. It's actually very simple: once across the campsite and then it goes up. Be sure to take a lot of water with you, because it is already quite warm up here and there is little shade.