Last week I did some biking, hiking, and climbing in the vicinity of a trail that goes around the north side of Dos Pos. I think may not have blogged about the cool trail that goes around the back side of Dos Pos. It is nicely cleared and well marked with pink rocks. You can see rock formations and views similar to those found in Washington Park, without actually having to drive through Washington Park - good for those who don't have an "off road" ready vehicle.
Here is a panorama with Slagbaai on the left, Brandaris in the middle, and the interesting rock fields near Yuwa Pass on the right. I also
posted this pano on another site, in case Blogger shrinks the picture too much. The original is about 3000x768 pixels or so.
Last week I did some biking, hiking, and climbing in the vicinity of a trail that goes around the north side of Dos Pos. I think may not have blogged about the cool trail that goes around the back side of Dos Pos. It is nicely cleared and well marked with pink rocks. You can see rock formations and views similar to those found in Washington Park, without actually having to drive through Washington Park - good for those who don't have an "off road" ready vehicle.
Here is a panorama with Slagbaai on the left, Brandaris in the middle, and the interesting rock fields near Yuwa Pass on the right. I also posted this pano on another site, in case Blogger shrinks the picture too much. The original is about 3000x768 pixels or so.
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