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Witsieshoek, Sentinel and chain ladder hike Dec 22

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Early in December 2022 we had a family weekend at Witsieshoek Mountain Lodge and it was the perfect opportunity to get the fitter members up the chain ladders for a day! From 6yr old Angeligue to 60 something Grandpa, we had a magic hike!

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24 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@rynhardtbrits1940 Год назад

Nice to have such a detailed recent video of this hike. Thank you. Children had me shaking though :D

@jackiecilliers Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@oldschoolshaving Год назад

Thanks for this video ! We are doing this hike in two weeks time😊

@bluerock9238 7 месяцев назад

Great Video.... Thanks for the Details 😃 .. Had to look away now and then..lol... Kids and Grans made the ladders look so easy....something I will psychologically never manage... 😅😅😅 Well done.....

@jackiecilliers 7 месяцев назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@michaelcrossey3532 6 месяцев назад

Great to see that Witsieshoek Mountain Lodge is still a going concern, was looking up at it from top of the Crack at Royal Natal wondering about it. Love the chain-ladders hike!!

@grantmarshall7864 Год назад

Lovely video. Do you know if there is transport available from the lodge to the Sentinel carpark?

@joekuter3648 Год назад

Hi guys, awesome video .Just a quick question,how save would it be to leave a vehicle overnight at the Sentinel peak car park?

@jackiecilliers Год назад

Thank you. Leaving your car at the car park is safe. We've left ours there for 3 days plus, no problem. Locked up with nothing visible.

@hazelem1266 Год назад

Enjoyed your video. We are having a class reunion in January 2024 and one of our mates suggested this walk. We will be coming from Melbourne Australia. We had done the Camino de Santiago before Covid and I thought this will be doable. We are all 66-67 years old and it’s our 50 year reunion. Looking at that ladder I’m not so sure 😅😂. How did the grand parents do it or is there another route? Really enjoyed this video. Thank you.