Keurbosfontein Wolfberg Hiking Trail

The Keurbosfontein Wolfberg hiking trail runs through the beautiful eastern Red Wolfberg and is the shortest route to the famous Wolfberg Arch.

It takes about 75 minutes to walk, is easy to negotiate and even young children can manage to walk it.

By the way, the Wolfberg was named after the Brown Hyena (Strandjut), which occurred widespread in the Western Cape, before it was exterminated here. It was referred to as a "wolf" by the older folks, just as they, even today, refer to the leopard as a "tier" (tiger).

The starting point of the Wolfberg hiking trail is near Langkloof, just off the Wupperthal 4x4 road. The road distance from Keurbosfontein (farmyard) to the starting point of the trail, is 13 kms – which is also the exact distance from Ou Werf to the starting point.  This is a ±30 minute leisurely drive through a beautiful landscape. 

Please Note: You will require a vehicle with a high road clearance to reach the starting point of the hiking trail. It cannot be reached with an ordinary car.

Permits to walk this trail can be obtained from us at Die Onderhuis, Keurbosfontein (Tel. 027 482 2815).

 

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