Description
Includes the new Leopard Trail and several interactive features.
- The double-sided map covers the whole Kloof from near Willowmore in the west to Patensie and Han- key in the east
- It extends north to Cockscomb and south to the Long Kloof
- It is the only comprehensive map of the whole of the Baviaanskloof Conservation Area, part of the Baviaanskloof Mega-Reserve and a World Heritage Site
- All roads, tracks, paths and 4×4 routes are marked
- Full GPS details are shown at every major road junction in DD MM SS format
- Kilometre distances are indicated between major intersections
- 20 metre contours and delicate colour height-shading bring the extraordinary topography of the kloof to life
- All the latest tourism information, attractions and accommodation are on the map
- Contact details for all the places where you can stay are listed
Additional info:
Baviaanskloof Mega-Reserve on a double-sided, contoured map, covering the Baviaanskloof Wilderness Area lying inland from the eastern end of the Garden Route.
The map is printed on waterproof and tear-resistant plastic paper.
Contours at 20m intervals with plenty of spot heights give a vivid impression of the relief.
Roads are differentiated according to the type of surface, indicating 4WD tracks, private sections, locations of petrol stations, mountain passes and intermediate road distances on main routes. Railways with stations and selected major hiking trails are also marked.
Symbols convey a range of information: accommodation (hotels, lodges, B&B, self-catering, hostels, caravan sites, campsites), police stations, farm stalls, restaurants, monuments, museums, picnic sites, information centres, etc.
Reserve boundaries are also marked.
Latitude and longitude lines are drawn at 1’ intervals and GPS waypoints are given for important road junctions.
Dominic Thorburn (verified owner) –
A great compact map with a lot of information and detail of this iconic heritage site. My only bugbear was that that Kareedouw on the R62 was cut off due to the title panel, and while one can find that info on the Garden Route map one may not have it. Why I believe it is of significance is that the only route into the kloof from the South is from Kareedouw traversing past Baviaans Lodge (that also deserves to have access info imho) on the Rus en Vrede 4X4 Trail exiting at Rust en Vrede/Doornkloof right in the middle of the kloof.
Janine Reyneke –
Thanks Dominic. I will pass your info through to our cartographer!