Attractions in Wupperthal
Distances are from the town centre.
Wupperthal Missionary Village - nr Clanwilliam, Western Cape
Although the Wupperthal Missionary Village is only 25km (as the crow flys) southeast of Clanwilliam, the road takes you through 75km of breathtaking scenery, down into the Tra-Tra Valley at the northern foothills of the Cederberg wilderness area. The village was established in 1828 when two Rheni...
Eselbank Waterfall - nr Citrusdal, Western Cape
The Eselbank Waterfall, located near Citrusdal in the Western Cape, is a picturesque natural attraction nestled in the Cederberg mountains. This charming waterfall is known for its serene beauty and tranquil setting, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and hikers. The falls cascade ...
Cederberg Mountains - Cape West Coast
The Cederberg Mountains, located in the Western Cape province of South Africa, are a dramatic and rugged mountain range known for their striking landscapes, rich biodiversity, ancient rock art, and outdoor adventure opportunities. Stretching approximately 100 kilometers from Clanwilliam in the no...
Biedouw Valley - Clanwilliam, Cape West Coast
The Biedouw Valley, located near Clanwilliam in the Cape West Coast, Western Cape, South Africa, is a stunning and remote destination renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty. Nestled between rugged mountain ranges, the valley is characterized by its rolling hills, vast stretches of wildflowe...
Wolfberg Arch Hiking Trail - Cederberg, Cape West Coast
The Wolfberg Arch Hiking Trail, located in the rugged and breathtaking Cederberg Mountains, is one of the most iconic hikes in South Africa. This challenging trail offers stunning views of the unique rock formations that define the region, including the majestic Wolfberg Arch, a natural rock arch...
Pakhuis Pass - nr Clanwilliam, Cape West Coast
Bains Kloof Pass, near Clanwilliam, was built in the late 1800s by Andrew Geddes Bain and was also the training ground of Andrews son, Thomas Bain. After being petitioned in the 1870s by residents and farmers of Calvinia to build a good road to Clanwilliam, the Cape authorities was commissioned t...
Cederberg Wilderness Area - Cape West Coast
The Cederberg Wilderness Area, located approximately 15 kms south of Clanwilliam on the Cape West Coast of South Africa, is a vast and rugged expanse known for its dramatic landscapes, unique rock formations, and rich biodiversity. Spanning over 71,000 hectares, this wilderness area offers a stun...
Cederberg Astronomical Observatory - nr Citrusdal
Some 240km north of Cape Town, high in the Cederberg Mountains, on the Dwarsrivier farm, you will find the Cederberg Astronomical Observatory. The observatory is a owned by non-profit organization of seven partners and was commissioned in the early 1980s, it has developed into an amateur astronom...
C. Louis Leipoldt Grave - nr Clanwilliam, Cape West Coast
C. Louis Leipoldt (1880–1947) was a notable South African poet, writer, and physician. He is often celebrated for his contributions to Afrikaans literature and his distinctive style that blends lyrical beauty with vivid depictions of South African life. The Blomkerk, or Old Dutch Reformed Chur...
Maltese Cross Hike - Cederberg Mountains, West Coast
The Maltese Cross Hike in the Cederberg Mountains near Citrusdal is a renowned trekking route that offers an exhilarating adventure amidst some of South Africa's most dramatic landscapes. Named after the Maltese Cross-shaped rock formation that is the hike's focal point, the trail provides hikers...
Sevilla Rock Art Trail - nr Clanwilliam, Western Cape
The Sevilla Rock Art Trail, located near Clanwilliam in the Western Cape, offers a captivating journey into ancient San rock art within the scenic Cederberg mountains. This 5-kilometer trail winds along the Brandewyn River, featuring nine distinctive rock art sites, each revealing glimpses into t...