Mountainpassessouthafrica.co.za Website Review

It is  our great pleasure to wish each and every one of you a healthy, prosperous and adventure filled year ahead. We hope that MPSA will be part of your life during the year ahead and beyond. We have lots of wonderful new ideas and concepts for 2019 as we forge ahead What better way of kickstarting 2019 with an early departure on a pas* filming day on January 1st. With perfect filming weather in the Western Cape, the Cape Town crew headed north towards Citrusdal with the idea of refilming some of the pas*es in that area, and more specifically the trio of pas*es on the R303 - a long connecting road between Citrusdal and Ceres with a mix of tar and gravel and one of those roads offering incredibly beautiful scenery, but be warned, the road is on the rough side and if it weren't for the 4WD capability of So with Elandskloof, Middelberg and Buffelshoek pas*es under the belt, it left just one new pas* to locate and film. The pas* in question was the Piet Esterhuysen Pas*, which is accessed off the R303, but it is one of those pas*es that falls under that awkward category of a partially deproclaimed road. As is the case with other roads in that category (Sanbona Wildlife Reserve springs immediately to mind) a to receive Tour updates, which gives you first bite at the cherry. Our next tour is being formulated as we speak and will probably be scheduled for last weekend of January.  Sign up to receive our weekly newsletter with News and Updates from Mountain Pas*es South Africa It is  our great pleasure to wish each and every one of you a healthy,… A report back on our most recent tour, the Langeberg Conqueror, as well as plans for future tours… fairly easy gravel pas* is of moderate length at 5,4 km and displays an altitude variance of… named after the small town of Bulembu just inside Swaziland at the southern terminus of… MOUNTAIN PAS*ES SOUTH AFRICA is a website dedicated to the research, docu*entation, photographing and filming of the mountain pas*es of