Sanddrif Crag
Sanddrif Crag is a little gem of a crag providing some truly classy sports routes. It is close to the
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Cederberg
Katbakkies Pass
We chose to drive the slightly longer route to the Tankwa Karoo so that we could enjoy Katbakkies Pass. Road surface:
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Algeria to Crystal Pools via Middelberg and back via Die Gat
My first hike in this area was Driehoek to Crystal Pools and Sneeukop which was based on Mike Lundie’s description in
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Maltese Cross
Hiking up to the Maltese Cross is possibly the classic central Cederberg hike. The impressive rock outcrop is your reward for walking up the fairly steep kloof.
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Olive picking at Mount Ceder
First we brought you cherry picking at Klondyke, now you can enjoy picking your own olives at Mount Ceder.
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Diep Spore by Petrus Hanekom
Petrus Hanekom’s short book is the touching account of his life in the Cederberg, his love for the area, and a warning to us all that we need to do more to protect this (and other) unique wilderness area.
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The Black Eagle Project: Megan needs help
The Black Eagle Project is one of my favourites and I have often wished I could head out with Megan to see the eagles in the Cederberg. Unfortunately I have no experience in trad climbing, and would not risk someone elses life on an anchor set with my novice skills! This email was passed on to me by a friend — I hope someone can help Megan with her amazing work!
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New Slingsby Maps of the Cederberg almost done
I am a huge fan of the Slingsby Maps collection, and am extremely excited about the current project which will result in not one but two full maps of Cederberg awesomeness! In fact I am secretly hoping that with all the information being collected during the process, a book will soon be in the offing — how about it Peter?
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Memorial Bench: ‘n Seder het geval
This bench is the first in the series. It is found next to the swimming hole in the Rondegat River at Algeria in the Cederberg.
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Middelberg Waterfall
This short steep walk ends at a beautiful waterfall near the top of the deep kloof behind Algeria. An added bonus is that the trail passes through a (man-made) forest of Cedar Trees.
