Here is our current thinking, as it was outlined and shared at our recent workshops across the CWCBR. If you didn't have a chance to attend, please offer your thoughts on any aspect of these, such as names, routes, etc., including what we might have missed or what could be added to improve the trails. If you did, we of course welcome more input!
Coastal Trails
Starts at Yzerfontein and runs north along 16-mile beach, before turning inland over the dunes to Abrahamskraal in the WCNP for the first overnight stop. An existing cottage, owned and operated by the
From Abrahamskraal the trail winds across salt marshes into chalk dunes to the second overnight stop at Seeberg or Mooimaak, overlooking the lagoon.
Day 3 is a downhill trek to the lagoon and Langebaan.
The option exists to extend the trail by one night with kayaking or boating on the Lagoon, diving and or a cruise to the outer islands of Malgas and Jutten, with the fourth overnight stop on
This is a 3 day hiking or cycling trail with key attractions being coastal scenery and history. Approximate distance is 30km.
Inland Trails
From Darling the trail winds through a series of privately owned olive and wine farms to the highest point in Darling.
The trails meanders through renosterveld and fynbos where one can see flowers, game and birds, en route to Khwa Ttu for the first night at the San Cultural Centre.
The trails then drops down through fynbos, renosterveld and strandveld to Tygerfontein farm along the coast to Yzerfontein.
Canoe Trail:
The trail starts at Hazekraal at the junction of the Sout and
Cycle Trail:
Blaauwberg, Atlantis,
Still needs to be tested
First overnight Darling
Second overnight Elandsfontein
Third Night: Flaming Joes in the WCNP
Fourth Night: Khwa Ttu or cycle back
I'll see if I can post a legible map of these trails to help you get a clearer sense of them
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