Where is Hanskop?

Where is Hanskop?

South Africa, africa

Length

N/A

Elevation

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Difficulty

hard

Best Season

Year-round

is a mountain peak at an elevation of

above sea level, located in the

The peak, also known as

on South Africa’s southwest coast.

What’s at the summit of Hanskop?

The summit is crowned with numerous

communications towers

of the greater Cape Town area and the

Is the road to Hanskop paved?

The road to the summit is

pretty narrow and steep

. Access to the summit

can be closed at any time

with a gate. This road can get

very slippery after rain

How long is the road to Hanskop?

long. Over this distance, the elevation gain is

average gradient is 7.07%

on some of the ramps.

Crossing the narrow Gourits River Bridge

Driving the paved road to Griffin's Hill Pass in KwaZulu-Natal

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Road Details

Country
South Africa
Continent
africa
Difficulty
hard

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