Wolfberg Cracks

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Wolfberg Cracks are a famous series of dramatic sandstone fissures and passageways popular with hikers and climbers in South Africa’s Cederberg mountains.

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Wolfberg Cracks canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking destination
rock formation
tourist attraction
accessFrom Sanddrif campsite
attracts international tourists
local hikers
composedOf sandstone
country South Africa
hasFeature boulder chokes
narrow fissures
rock passageways
scrambling sections
steep rock walls
hasRockType Table Mountain Sandstone
hasTrailType out-and-back route
knownFor challenging ascents
dramatic sandstone scenery
slot-like canyons
languageOfToponym English
locatedIn Cederberg mountains
linked to: Cederberg Mountains

South Africa
Western Cape
managedBy CapeNature
near Wolfberg Arch
offersViewOf Cederberg landscape
partOf Cape Fold Belt geology
Cederberg Wilderness Area
popularFor hiking
photography
rock climbing
requires hiking permit
suitableFor day hikes
experienced hikers
trad climbers
terrainType mountainous
rocky

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Cederberg Wilderness Area contains Wolfberg Cracks