"Kenhuocj made it , but not up to the Wolfberg Arch" Cederberg by kenHuocj

Cederberg Travel Guide: 13 reviews and 104 photos

1/2 way UP Wolfberg Cracks, looking at easy path

Have visited, will be back

Oh dear, have not done much homework to add into the pages
to be useful for future travellers to the area

just managed to get onto Zoomorama - allows you to view many photos;
to add my Photo Page of day up to Wolfberg Crack Base by me
and the other to the Wolberg Arch by Luanne

"WAS at Heathrow Airport
waiting for my flight to JoBurg
then a Mango flight to Cape Town,
3 hours drive via Tygervalley Mall
and Cederberg Winery
then Starwatching,
8 1/2 hour hilke to the Crack and Rocks
then more Rock Art "

excitement :-))) ;-))) ;-)))

an information board

sign at the turnoff from N7 to Cederberg / Algeria

Useful for those visiting the Cederberg Valley, one leave paved roads for Gravel, which was in excellent condition,
need to go over nieuwoudt Pass before one sees the Jamaka Farm sign board

en route to the Wolfberg Arch

wind rain and sun

inorganic ~ organic rock
just one of many
thanks to wind, rain and temperature changes

Pros and Cons

Pros:Nature creates amazing things !!!
Cons:bug gets into one, for more & more visits
In a nutshell:back to Mother Earth

Last visit to Cederberg: Dec 2007
Intro Updated Dec 14, 2012
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Written Apr 30, 2008

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mvtouring Dec 13, 2012 at 2:06 PM

It is truely an amazing part of the world. We went there about 2 months ago and yes, the digital camera worked overtime. The rock formations are just too fantastc for words and the area lend itself beautifully to star gazing and star trailing photography. Unfortunately it was cloudy when we were there, so my startrails was not that succesful. Hope you will contact me when u visit again, so we can meet for coffee.
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  kenHuocj Dec 14, 2012 at 6:01 AM
  
  Glad you enjoyed the area, Cape Town is on my list, but when, thanks for invite ;-))), ditto when you come to Canada !
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BruceDunning Aug 30, 2010 at 3:20 PM

This is such a wonderful spot that few know about. The hikes must have been fabulous for the beauty in the mountains.
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dengram Aug 30, 2010 at 3:17 PM

What an awesome place and inspring to be in such pristine nature. Jamaka organic is interesting. Nice job
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iandsmith Dec 9, 2009 at 10:15 AM

Not sure I totally understood all of it but interesting nonetheless! Cheers.
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mvtouring Jul 14, 2009 at 3:46 AM

Love your photo's. Glad that you could taste traditional potjiekos on your trip ;-)
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Arkeolog Apr 22, 2009 at 4:02 AM

Great page here with tips and photos.
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junecorlett Apr 22, 2009 at 3:01 AM

Thanks for visiting my Jhb pages. We have a public holiday today, ELECTIONS, the line was too long so we will go back later....
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lynnehamman Apr 15, 2009 at 4:21 PM

Great page- this brought back so many memories for me! We used to take our kids camping to Algeria in the Cedarberg, when they were small. Alas-those days are long past.We always had such fun in this beautiful place.
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xaver Jun 28, 2008 at 7:34 AM

great places and page, though 8 hours of hiking is not for me:-)
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ATLC May 27, 2008 at 4:00 AM

highly enjoyable. You could write all in Afrikaans, I think I would understand. I enjoyed San paintings at Drakensbergen!