The Cederberg: Beautiful, Detailed Map of South Africa's Majestic Cederberg Mountain District
Back in 1975 Peter Slingsby published the "first edition" of this Cederberg map.
There were only 11 places to stay in the Cederberg region in those days ... now
there are nearly 150. The Cederberg weaves a particular magic unlike any other mountains
in South Africa: explore and find the magic for yourself with this radically upgraded
7th edition. This Cederberg map is A1-length, double-sided full-colour and FULLY
WATERPROOF map and provided in its plastic sleeve.
This beautiful map (should say work of art) is the first fully-comprehensive map of the Cederberg ever published, and is the only detailed Tourist map of the area. Compiled from comprehensive field research and with the sound advice of more than a dozen local experts, it is an absolutely essential companion to any exploration of the fabulous Cederberg area.
The scale of the main Cederberg Map is 1:160 000 or 6.25cm = 10 km.
The main map covers the whole of the Cederberg, from Op die Berg in the south to GIFBERG in the north, and includes the towns of Clanwilliam, Citrusdal, Piketberg, Wupperthal, Porterville and Eendekuil. Beautifully contoured at 20m intervals, the map shows all roads in the area characterised from National Highways down to 4x4 routes. The condition of minor roads in wet and dry weather is indicated. The map also shows all tourist facilities in the area from hotels to campsites, as well as the boundaries of the Wilderness Area, conservancies, etc.
The map is completely waterproof making it perfect for all outdoor activities. It will provide may hours of pleasure just exploring all the detail of this wonderful region of South Africa. Click the small image to see an enlarged and detailed image of part of this Cederberg map.
Maps of the following towns are included: CITRUSDAL, CLANWILLIAM, PIKETBERG & PORTERVILLE.
In addition there is a GENERAL REFERENCE GUIDE to the whole West Coast area, at a scale of 1:500 000.
GPS co-ordinates are provided for each road junction.
There are enlargements of the prime tourism areas, at 1:50 000: BUSHMANS KLOOF, DRIEHOEK, DWARSRIVIER, HEUNINGVLEI, KROMRIVIER, SANDDRIF, TRAVELLER’S REST and WOLFBERG CRACKS.
- Tourism accommodation establishments are shown with their telephone numbers
- For your peace of mind all the police stations in the area are mapped, with their telephone numbers.
- The reverse of the map provides a mass of special features!
- There is an annotated diagram of the entire Cederberg mountain range.
- And the map is decorated with nearly 1000 reproductions of local rock art!
- This latest map includes Gifberg.