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Mo planned a gravel ride
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Mo planned a hike
December 24, 2025
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Mo planned a gravel ride
December 24, 2025
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Mo planned a bike ride
December 22, 2025
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Mo planned a gravel ride
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Mo planned a gravel ride
November 24, 2025
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November 24, 2025
Day 4 — Greyton → Hout Bay
~170 km | ~1,975 m climbing
The final day takes you toward the Cape Peninsula, finishing at the dramatic coast of Hout Bay. Expect a mix of rural backroads, bigger climbs, and some of the iconic coastal roads near Cape Town. The scenery changes quickly: farmland gives way to
Mo planned a gravel ride
November 24, 2025
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November 24, 2025
Day 3 — Barrydale → Greyton
~162 km | ~1,790 m climbing
A “slightly easier” day by comparison, but still a 160 km ride with nearly 1,800 m of elevation. The terrain becomes more forgiving: rolling farmland, wide-open gravel sections, and smoother transitions between climbs. As we approach Greyton, the
Mo planned a gravel ride
November 24, 2025
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November 24, 2025
Day 1 — Knysna → De Hoop
~175 km | ~2,330 m climbing
The journey starts at the Knysna lagoon, heading away from the coast and into the inland hills. The first day is big — long climbs, changing terrain, and a transition from coastal forest to the drier landscapes on the way to De Hoop. Expect quiet gravel
November 24, 2025
Day 2 — De Hoop → Barrydale
~165 km | ~2,200 m climbing
The longest and most climby day of the entire adventure. Leaving De Hoop behind, the route heads deeper into the Western Cape interior toward Barrydale, a small town nestled between rugged ranges. The elevation profile shows multiple long climbs and