Louvain Old Voortrekker Pass 4×4 Trail
Are you prepared to take on some difficult but ultimately rewarding 4×4 trails? Anyone who is even somewhat interested in four-wheel drive vehicles will be speechless after experiencing the four-wheel drive trails at Louvain Guest Farm.
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40km from George, Garden Route, Western Cape
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Every single one of our 4×4 Routes offers stunning panoramas and jaw-dropping vistas!
Louvain Guestfarm’s 4×4 paths are famed. There is something for everyone who appreciates nature and a good time in this area, from the exciting Forest drive to the breathtaking panoramas that can be seen from the valleys to the seashore via the Oxwagon path.
4×4 Trails
A thriving farm with sheep, ostriches, and crops, Louvain is located in a region that is rich in history. The Old Voortrekker Pass, which goes through the Outeniqua Mountains, is one of its most popular tourist destinations. The Old Voortrekker Pass was a significant commerce route between the coast and the Langkloof for almost 100 years, beginning in around 1772 and continuing until the late 1800s. These days, it serves as one of Louvain’s 4×4 routes. It fell into neglect once the Montagu Pass and the Seven Passes Road connecting George and Knysna were opened. The only people who still used it were those driving 4×4 vehicles.
Old Voortrekker Pass 4×4 Trails
The point-to-point communication The Louvain Old Voortrekker Pass 4×4 Trail is accessible all year round and does not need a guide to go its length. However, since a portion of the path passes through state forestland, you must get a permit before setting out on your hike.
It would be best to spend between two and three hours to finish this thirty-kilometer path, which has a degree of difficulty ranging from two to three and has rocky inclines and native woodland. This historic ox-wagon path was used as a commerce route between the Langkloof Valley and the coast as far back as 1776. It dates back to that year.
You will be treated to breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding region’s lakes and oceans. On the road that leads from George to Knysna is where the path comes to an end at the Bergplaas Forestry station.
To access the forested area, one must first obtain a permit.
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