Vie in Buffalo Gorge

The route is situated about 20m to the left of the chain ascend on the far right of the 50m abseil crag (facing the crag). The first section of the climb requires a tricky lay-back. The second crux move is to get off the large ledge 2/3 up on the route and then the last crux move is to reach a loose chock stone at the second-last bolt. Climbers and spectators be weary, the chock stone seems a bit dodgy...

The route is situated about 10m to the right of the dripping waterfall below Ryk se Klip. The climb offers a nice variety of moves, with a couple of reachy grips that might make it extra challenging for shorter climbers.

This challenging route is situated about 100m to the left of the dripping waterfall below Ryk se Klip. The climb offers a nice variety of moves with a couple of thin sections. To make the climb even more challenging one can climb only the flat face at the start.

This route will be sheer enjoyment for first-time climbers, as well as experienced climbers, especially after the abseil with the adrenaline still pumping through your veins. This route starts about 5m to the left of the dripping waterfall below the ‘Ryk se Klip’ abseil up the left corner of the gully. The first 7 meters might be a bit wet and slippery up to a big tree. From there onwards it’s just fantastic climbing between two spectacular rock faces all the way to the top. * A top-rope can be rigged from the top.

The route shares the first three bolts with “A man called horse” and then leads up the right corner of the gully above the dripping waterfall. Climb to the bottom of the chimney. Follow the chimney to the top at ‘Ryk se Klip’. This route is one of the favourites at BG offering some good sustaining climbing all the way to the top. * A top-rope can be rigged from the top.

This top-rope route is ideal for first-time climbers, school groups and families. This route is not situated at the same crag as the other climbs, but at the 15m abseil crag (Buffelskloof Berg) about a 500m walk from the campsite.