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2021 Hiking Programme Jan To BERG-EN-DAL HIKING CLUB TUESDAY HIKING PROGRAMME: JANUARY - DECEMBER 2021 POINT OF CONTACT MTH DAY TIME AREA/ACTIVITY GRADE LEADER DEPARTURE NUMBER Jan 5 7:00 Botanical Garden Swings. Bring snacks and beverages. ABA (2) Hettie Botha 083 696 0395 12 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 19 7:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None 26 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None Feb 2 7:00 Botanical Garden Tussen Spore to Pepsi Pools. Bring snacks and BBA (3) Roza Barnes 084 626 1048 9 7:00 Stander Street Gardenbeverages. Route Dam area 16 7:00 & Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area + Seniors tea: invited Sonja Van Walbeek 076 819 2393 10:00 guests only (see notes) (seniors tea) 23 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None Mar 2 7:00 Botanical Garden Breakfast Rock. Bring snacks and beverages. AAB (3) Linda Halgryn 083 299 7802 9 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 16 7:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None 23 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 30 7:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None Apr 6 7:00 Stander Street GR Dam & Pepsi Pools. Bring snacks and ABA (2) Gerrie Smith 083 461 1231 13 7:00 Botanical Garden Witfonteinbeverages. & mountain area None 20 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 27 7:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None May 4 8:00 Botanical Garden Le Grande. Bring snacks and beverages. AAA (3) Henri Le Roux 083 262 1697 11 8:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 18 8:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None 25 8:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None Jun 1 8:00 Botanical Garden Groeneweide, Green. Bring snacks and ABB (4) Roza Barnes 084 626 1048 8 8:00 Stander Street Gardenbeverages. Route Dam area None 15 8:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None 22 8:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 29 8:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None Jul 6 8:00 Botanical Garden Heroldsbaai>Maalgate. Bring snacks and AAA (2) Ria O'Neil 083 722 5641 13 8:00 Stander Street Gardenbeverages. Route Dam area None 20 8:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None 27 8:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None Aug 3 8:00 Stander Street Loverslane NMU campus. Bring snacks and BAA (2) Rose Von Bratt 072 233 9194 10 8:00 Botanical Garden Witfonteinbeverages. & mountain area None 17 8:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 24 8:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None 31 8:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None Sep 7 7:00 Botanical Garden Cross from Botanical Garden. Bring snacks and BBA (3) Mareta Strydom 084 474 4904 beverages. Spring Day surprise. 14 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 21 7:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None 28 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None Oct 5 7:00 Botanical Garden Breakfast Rock. Bring snacks and beverages. BBA (3) Su Carter 082 469 6152 12 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 19 07:00 & Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area + Seniors tea: invited Sonja Van Walbeek 076 819 2393 10:00 guests only (see notes) (seniors tea) 26 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None Nov 2 7:00 Botanical Garden Pepsi Pools. Bring snacks and beverages. BBB (5) Rose Von Bratt 072 233 9194 9 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 16 7:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None 23 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 30 7:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None Dec 7 7:00 Botanical Garden Tussen Spore. Bring snacks and beverages. BBA (3) Roza Barnes 084 626 1048 14 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None 21 7:00 Botanical Garden Witfontein & mountain area None 28 7:00 Stander Street Garden Route Dam area None Webadres: https://bergendalhiking.co.za BERG-EN-DAL HIKING CLUB SATURDAY HIKING PROGRAMME: JANUARY - DECEMBER 2021 MTH DAY TIME DESCRIPTION GRADE LEADER CONTACT NO. COMMENTS Jan 2 7:00 Heroldsbaai > Maalgate AAA (1) Linda Halgryn 083 299 7802 9 7:00 Kaaimansrivier (swim) AAC (5) Douglas Thomas 082 732 6085 Bring life jacket 16 7:00 Silwerrivierwaterval BBC (5) Jeff Lester 082 566 3295 swim 23 7:00 Bridle path > Waterval ABA (2) Theresa Oldewage 072 133 7448 Diepwalle/Harkerville 22-24 Jan 30 6:30 Terblans en Jonkersberg ABB (4) Gerrie Smith 083 461 1231 Quarterly Saturday social (braai) Feb 6 7:00 Wilderness Heritage ABB (4) Edwin Dyason 082 907 1142 13 7:00 Blombos, Groenvlei BBA (5) Geoff Carter 083 680 8089 Onrus/Hermanus 11-14 (low tide 10:15) 20 7:00 Beervlei BBB (5) Tessa Rhodes 083 303 2722 swim 27 7:00 Heroldsbaai > Dollieskraal ABB (4) Rose Von Bratt 072 233 9194 Mar 6 7:00 Carmel-Pulpit rock >Magic Forest BBA (5) Jurie Erasmus 084 549 0489 Quarterly Sunday social (braai) 7 Mar 13 7:00 Tolberg > Vensterberg ABC (7) Tessa Rhodes 083 303 2722 20 7:00 Woodifields ABA (2) Roza Barnes 084 626 1048 Tsistikamma (partial) 19-22 27 7:00 Tierkop>Kransberg peaks CCD (8) Welmé de Beer 081 270 8405 Alternative group Tierkop, Kransberg Apr 3 6:30 St Blaize BBB (5) Salomé Van Wyk 083 284 3492 10 7:00 Glentana to Great Brak AAB (4) Hanli Townshend 082 574 3846 Quarterly Saturday social (braai) (low tide 09:20) 17 7:00 Camferskloof Peak Skyline ABB (7) André Roux 083 456 0618 24 7:00 Forest Buzzard (Botanical Garden) BBA (3) Hettie Botha 083 696 0395 Erdvark 24-29 Apr Rose May 1 7:00 George Peak- circle via cross BCC (7) Welmé de Beer 081 270 8405 Alternative to Cross, return via Witfontein 8 8:00 Duinemol AAA (2) Henri Le Roux 083 262 1697 Quarterly Sunday social (braai) 9 May 15 8:00 Cradockkloofpas (from Toll house) BCB (7) Mareta Strydom 084 474 4904 22 8:00 Groeneweide, Blue BBA (3) Roza Barnes 084 626 1048 Greyton/ McGregor 21-23 29 7:00 Koumashoek (circle) BCC (9) Nico Van Stryp 083 233 6319 Jun 5 7:30 Noordstasie BCC (9) Jeff Lester 082 566 3295 Alternative Bosbok 08:00 12 8:00 Sungazer ABB (4) Edwin Dyason 082 907 1142 19 8:00 Groenkopnek CCB (6) Rob Berry 079 194 2276 26 8:00 Ebb & Flow>WildFarm>Standerweg BAA (3) Su Carter 082 469 6152 Oude Muragie 25-27 Jul 3 Winter Function 10 8:00 Suiderkruis > Little Brak BAA (1) Mienie Ellis 072 291 6079 17 8:00 Oubaai Heritage > Dollieskraal BBB (5) Jurie Erasmus 084 549 0489 24 8:00 Thunderbird BBC (5) Rose Von Bratt 072 233 9194 Gamkaberg 23-25 31 8:00 Doringrivier BCB (7) Sulene Taylor 082 255 5340 Aug 7 8:00 Jubilee Creek/Drupkelder AAB (4) Pieter Botha 072 823 1804 Quarterly Saturday social (braai). 14 8:00 Outeniqua pass>Montagu pass SkylineACC (8) Jurie Erasmus 082 900 3003 21 8:00 Montagu Pass ABA (2) Hettie Botha 083 696 0395 Gifberg/Cederberg/Groot Winterhoek 16-26 28 8:00 Varingkloof>Ou Dam (Ou Dam Wes) CCB (8) Edwin Dyason 082 907 1142 Alternative Swings Sep 4 7:00 Camferskloof ABB (4) Salomé Van Wyk 083 284 3492 Quarterly Sunday social (braai) 5 Sep 11 6:30 Kranshoek BBA (5) Jeff Lester 082 566 3295 18 7:00 Breakfast Rock ABB (4) Henri Le Roux 083 262 1697 Harkerville 17-19 25 7:00 Gerickespunt > Kleinkranz CAA (3) Hanli Townshend 082 574 3846 Oct 2 7:00 Keurkop via Montagupas ABC (7) André Roux 082 907 1142 9 7:00 Brown Headed Kingfisher + Big Tree AAA (2) Geoff Carter 083 680 8089 Quarterly Saturday social (braai) 16 6:30 St Blaize BBB (5) Mariaan Joubert 083 284 3492 23 7:00 Losberg ABC (4) Sulene Taylor 082 255 5340 Arendskloof 15-17 30 7:00 Groeneweide, Red BBB (5) Mienie Ellis 072 291 6079 Nov 6 7:00 Cradock Peak CDC (8) Nico Van Stryp 083 233 6319 Alt. Bosbok; Quarterly Sunday social (braai) 7 Nov 13 7:00 Circles in a Forest ABA (4) Edwin Dyason 082 907 1142 20 7:00 Tierkop ABB (4) Esther Van Rooyen 084 406 4413 Natures Valley/Keurbooms 19-21 27 7:00 Swings ABA (2) Salomé Van Wyk 083 284 3492 Year End Function Dec 4 7:00 Beervlei BBB (5) Mienie Ellis 072 291 6079 swim 11 7:00 Pied Kingfisher AAA (1) Su Carter 082 469 6152 18 7:00 Pepsi Pools AAC (5) Mareta Strydom 084 474 4904 25 Christmas Day - no hike Webadres: https://bergendalhiking.co.za BERG-EN-DAL HIKING CLUB MULTI-DAY HIKING PROGRAMME: JANUARY - DECEMBER 2021 MTH DATE DESTINATION ACTIVITY TYPE LEADER CONTACT NUMBER GRADE Jan 22 to 24 Diepwalle to Harkerville Backpack Salomé Van Wyk 083 284 3492 Feb 11 to 14 Onrus / Hermanus area Day hikes Rose Von Bratt 082 469 6152 Mar 19 to 22 Tsistikamma (partial) Backpack Salomé Van Wyk 083 233 6319 Apr 24 to 29 Erdvark (Beaufort-West area) 5 day Backpack Rose Von Bratt 082 469 6152 May 21 to 23 Greyton / McGregor Backpack Doug Thomas 082 732 6085 Jun 25 to 27 Oude Muragie (De Rust area) Day hikes Roza Barnes 084 626 1048 Jul 23 to 25 Gamkaberg (Calitzdorp area) Backpack Jurie Erasmus 082 900 3003 Gifberg/Sederberg/Groot Aug 16 to 26 Day hikes Hanli Townshend 082 574 3846 Winterhoek Sep 17 to 19 Harkerville (Knysna area) Backpack Doug Thomas 082 732 6085 Oct 15 to 17 Arendskloof (Willowmore area) Day hikes Jeff Lester 082 566 3295 Nov 19 to 21 Natures Valley and Keurbooms Backpack Jurie Erasmus 082 900 3003 Webadres: https://bergendalhiking.co.za BERG-EN-DAL HIKING CLUB FUNCTIONS: JANUARY - DECEMBER 2021 MONTH DAY ACTIVITY Jan 30 Quarterly Saturday social (braai) Feb 4 AGM - Annual General Meeting 10 Quarterly Committee Meeting 16 Seniors tea: invited guests only (see notes) 18 Jaarlikse Stapleiervergadering Mar 7 Quarterly Sunday social (braai) Apr 8 Quarterly Committee Meeting 10 Quarterly Saturday social (braai) May 9 Quarterly Sunday social (braai) Jul 3 Winter Function 14 Quarterly Committee Meeting Aug 7 Quarterly Saturday social (braai) Sep 5 Quarterly Sunday social (braai) 15 Quarterly Committee Meeting Oct 9 Quarterly Saturday social (braai) 19 Seniors tea: invited guests only (see notes) Nov 3 Quarterly Committee Meeting 9 Quarterly Sunday social (braai) 27 Year End Function Webadres: https://bergendalhiking.co.za BERG-EN-DAL HIKING CLUB NOTES TO HIKING PROGRAMME GRADING Total Distance: A.
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