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Porterville (16.0km)
Tulbagh (24.3km)
Prince Alfred… (34.9km)
Wolseley (38.9km)
Ceres (39.2km)
Riebeek West (41.3km)
Riebeek Kasteel (43.4km)
Hermon (44.0km)
Piketberg (44.5km)
Koringberg (49.4km)
Eendekuil (50.1km)
Moorreesburg (51.7km)
Citrusdal (54.1km)
Bainskloof (56.7km)
Malmesbury (60.1km)
 
De Tronk Trail

De Tronk Trail

Hiking Trail in Groot Winterhoek Wilderness
The 13 km hike from the parking area to De Tronk is an easy route along the Kliphuis River and along a jeep track to De Tronk. Beautiful proteas and ericas can be seen and there are a number of fabulous swimming spots. Duration: 3 hours Difficulty: Easy Distance: 13 km Warning: During winter the Kliphuis River is dangerous to cross.
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De Tronk to Die Hel Trail

De Tronk to Die Hel Trail

Hiking Trail in Groot Winterhoek Wilderness
The hike from De Tronk to Die Hel is fairly easy until just above the gorge and pool. The descent into Die Hel is steep and can be dangerous. Look out for an overhang with rock art as the trail begins to descend steeply. The swimming pool is incredibly large and deep, and only suitable for competent swimmers. Duration: 1.5 hours Difficulty: Easy Distance: 5 km
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Groot Kliphuis to Perdevlei

Groot Kliphuis to Perdevlei

Hiking Trail in Groot Winterhoek Wilderness
Hiking from Groot Kliphuis to Perdevlei is a fairly easy 6 km trail leads south to the Klein Kliphuis River. From here the route links up with the De Tronk to Perdevlei footpath. There is a very basic stone hut at Perdevlei. Duration: 1.5 hours Difficulty: Moderate Distance: 6 km
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Perdevlei to De Tronk

Perdevlei to De Tronk

Hiking Trail in Groot Winterhoek Wilderness
The fairly easy trail from Perdevlei to De Tronk follows the Klein Kliphuis River, with lovely swimming spots along the way. The route eventually joins a jeep track to De Tronk where there are 3 very basic overnight huts. Duration: 3 hours Difficulty: Easy to moderate Distance: 12 km
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Groot Kliphuis Trail

Groot Kliphuis Trail

Hiking Trail in Groot Winterhoek Wilderness
The 16 km route from the parking area to Groot Kliphuis is easy-going, following a short section of the Kliphuis River and then swings to the east. Hikers pass incredible rock formations before joining the Groot Kliphuis to Perdevlei Trail. There is a fantastic swimming spot and plentiful water. Ericas and disas bloom prolifically in season along this route. Crossing the streams can be difficult during winter. Duration: 4 hours Difficulty: Easy to moderate Distance: 16 km
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Things to do near Groot Winterhoek Wilderness

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Murludi Hiking Trail

Murludi Hiking Trail

Hiking Trail in Tulbagh (13.6 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
River Route 4km Elsbos Route 10km The routes are in the Northern part of the Tulbagh Valley and have some of the finest views of the valley. the walking trails cross mountain streams quite a few times and there is no shortage of fresh water to drink. The routes are interesting and ever changing.
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Murludi Hiking Trails

Murludi Hiking Trails

Hiking Trail in Tulbagh (14.6 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
The Murludi fruit farm offers visitors a 4 km and 10 km hiking trail set in beautiful mountain fynbos and indigenous forest. Bring your picnic basket along and spend the whole day here. The area is a good location for birding and you may be lucky to see small antelope.
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The House of Krone at Twee Jonge Gezellen

The House of Krone at Twee Jonge Gezellen

Wine Estates in Tulbagh (18.8 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Situated 125 km from Cape Town, Tulbagh has become a secret find for hipsters. The wine farm, Twee Jonge Gezellen, is in the North-West corner of this intriguing valley. The vineyards reach up to the east-facing slopes of the Saron Peak, while the cellar lies at the foot of the mountains.
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Saronsberg Wine Estate

Saronsberg Wine Estate

Wine Estates in Tulbagh (19.2 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Contemporary wine estate in the Tulbach Valley.
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Saronsberg Theatre

Saronsberg Theatre

Galleries and Museums in Tulbagh (23.7 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Saronsberg Theatre is the warm heart of theatre and music in the Tulbagh Winelands, offering a regular line-up of South African legends and some rising stars. Popular shows and musical favourites are hosted every week, with Blues and Jam sessions taking place on Wednesday evenings. Enjoy a simple meal or a glass of wine with the show. +27 (0) 23 230 1782 www.saronsberg-theatre.com
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Vindou Day Spa

Vindou Day Spa

Popular Attractions in Tulbagh (23.8 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Vindoux Day Spa provides guests a personal spa experience. Highly qualified therapists will guide and treat you through your healing journey with expert hands. Treatments are Fynbos inspired, giving them a unique feel and aroma, combined with an Eastern twist using Thai massage techniques and other exotic ingredients.
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Lemberg Wine Estate

Lemberg Wine Estate

Wine Estates in Tulbagh (24.5 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Lemberg Wine Estate is a boutique, private wine estate located in the scenic Tulbagh valley. Visitors are welcome to come in for a wine tasting, and enjoy a tasty cheese platter, or even a scrumptious lunch within the cellar.
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Heuningberg 4x4

Heuningberg 4x4

Four By Four Trails in Porterville (27 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Heuningberg 4x4 is on a farm between bPorterville
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Horse About Trails

Horse About Trails

Popular Attractions in Tulbagh (30 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Horse About Trails offer wonderful horse riding opportunities in the scenic Witzenberg Valley between Tulbagh, Wolseley and Ceres. Join them for a revitalizing horseback adventure through fynbos, vineyards and working farms. Suitable for all levels and abilities, trails range from supervised pony rides for little ones to half day and full day trails. The spectacular sunset and moonlight trail rides are not to be missed. Picnics can be arranged and various horse riding trail options include tastings of local wines, award-winning olive oils and even chocolate tastings.

Ceres Zip Slide Tour

Ceres Zip Slide Tour

Popular Attractions in Ceres (38.9 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Go zip sliding away above the Ceres Valley on a unique mountain adventure. This new ‘foefie’ slide experience is situated in the lovely mountains surrounding the Ceres Valley. It’s only a one-and-a-half-hour drive from Cape Town, the perfect breakaway from frenetic city life. The Ceres Zip Slide Tour is the longest tour in Africa, offering eight slides, totalling a length of 1.4 km! Amazing rock formations and a river form a stunning backdrop to a fun-adrenaline-filled adventure. Participants are kitted up in full body harnesses with state-of-the-art equipment. Accompanied by two fully-trained guides, they then depart on silent, battery operated carts up into the mountain. A short walk to the departure point at the first slide reveals the breath-taking view of the town of Ceres and the Ceres Valley. This is where the fun begins! Slides vary in length between 110 – 290 m. The highest point above the ground is 40 m. You’ve got to try it! Tours depart every half hour; the last departure is at 17:00. Rate: R400 per person. Price includes beverages during and after the tour. The Ceres Zip Slide operates in most weather conditions. Children from three years can participate. Open daily 08:00 – 17:00. 079 245 0354 info@ceresadventures.co.za

Waverley Hills

Waverley Hills

Wine Estates in Wolseley (40.3 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Waverley Hills is an organic wine farm, located on the R43 between Tulbagh and Ceres in the Wolseley area. Beautiful views, lush gardens, and an excellent restaurant makes this estate a great stop over or a good choice as a day visit. Indulge yourself at this stunning lunch venue or simply enjoy a bottle of wine in the lovely garden.
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Allesverloren Wine Estate

Allesverloren Wine Estate

Wine Estates in Riebeek Valley (41.5 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Allesverloren is the oldest wine estate in the scenic Riebeek Valley of the Swartland district. Allesverloren is renowned for its distinctive red wines and dates back to the 17th Century. Guests visiting the estate can taste anything from Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon to Tinta Barocca and Fine Old Vintage. You can also enjoy the picturesque setting and splendid views of Riebeek Valley over a farm-style meal. The wine estate runs the annual Riebeek Valley Olive Festival, Shiraz and Art Weekend, and occasional Sunday buffets.
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De Hoek Golf Club

De Hoek Golf Club

Golf Courses in Piketberg (42.2 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
The De Hoek Golf Club is a 9 hole course situated in De Hoek, a few kilometres outside Piketberg. It is a great place for a day outing, to release some tension and get to know the locals. The golf course was designed in 1960 and has a beautiful backdrop of distinctive mountains, valleys and farm fields of wheat, vine or citrus. The Piketberg course also allows its players to appreciate the rich fynbos in this Boland area. The club offers its patrons a bar, a function venue and facilities as well as a halfway house. Visitors are welcome every day and carts are available for hire.
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Riebeek Cellars

Riebeek Cellars

Wine Estates in Riebeek Kasteel (42.5 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Located in the beautiful Riebeek Valley, nestled against the slopes of Kasteelberg, lies Riebeek Cellars. The tasting facility offers the full range of Riebeek Cellars' award-winning wines. Open on weekends, and provides a perfect stop-over while exploring this remarkably quaint town.
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Bartholomeus Klip Renosterveld Reserve

Bartholomeus Klip Renosterveld Reserve

Nature Reserves in Riebeek Kasteel (44.8 km from Groot Winterhoek Wilderness)
Bartholomeus Klip Reserve is teeming with herds of eland, springbuck, black wildebeest, zebra and bontebok. Many other animals, such as baboons, bat-eared foxes, lynxes, and smaller species of antelope, live here too, and it is known that leopards still occur in the mountains.Among the birdlife at Bartholomeus Klip is the world’s largest bird, the ostrich, once farmed here in large flocks at the height of the ostrich feather boom in the 1870s and today one of the leopard’s favourite foods. The magnificent black eagle (correctly known as Verreaux’s eagle) nests in the mountains, and the enormous dam near to the farmhouse has a spectacular array of water birds, some resident like the fish eagles and the kingfishers, and others such as the pelicans and the spoonbills less regular visitors. Flamingos have also been seen in some of Bartholomeus Klip’s smaller dams and there are a host of interesting large and small birds out in the reserve and on the wheatlands, including large flocks of the blue crane, South Africa’s national bird.
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