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Bell Travers in the Drakensberg
A Travel Blog by corlius
Hello, this travelogue is about a mountaineering trip to one of the most demanding sections of the Drakensberg South Africa - the Bell Traverse in the Cathedral Peak area.
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Cathedral Peak and Goodbye South Africa
A Travel Blog entry by rolandandlinda from Flight SA 280, International
... so, we took our first dirt road for 40 km. Wasn’t too bad but glad I was not driving my own car over it. Cathedral peak was indeed magnificent but we were neither fitted up for a proper walk, not in the mood. Instead we pottered around, had a ...
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On our way to Cathedral
A Travel Blog entry by happykampers from Yosemite National Park, California, United States
... the patches of snow, so we had no trouble finding our way. There was a nice flat stretch around the base of Cathedral Peak with amazing views of the peak between the trees. We finally found the cutoff trail to Lower Cathedral Lake and ...
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Work and play in England
A Travel Blog entry by robbortw from Nottingham, York and the Peak District, United Kingdom
... and it was very interesting. the streets were packed, with many dressed in chainmail and carrying axes, swords and spears! York Cathedral is very impressive. They had to excavate the foundations in the 80's to stop the main spire collapsing, and ...
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Seville Cathedral
A Travel Blog entry by watchoutworld77 from Seville, Andalusia, Spain
... meters. The cathedral also serves as the burial site of Christopher Columbus. Super cool! (photo attached). Seville Cathedral was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. According to the oral tradition of Seville, it was ...
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Cordoba and The Holy Cathedral Church
A Travel Blog entry by aaronm58 from Cordoba, Spain
... - If you are willing, below is a brief history of the building that I have prepared based on readings & research. "The Cathedral and historic Mosque of Cordoba is the first and foremost monument in Western Islam, and one of the most sublime of its ...
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Nha Trang’s special cathedral
A Travel Blog entry by chicken_little from Hanoi, Dac Lac, Vietnam
... City, Khanh Hoa Province It boasts classic French architecture Atmosphere amazes visitors Peace inside the church Stained glass with cathedral ceilings Scenery along its corridor One of statues in the church The church is a special feature of ...
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Over Red Peak pass to Glacier point then valley
A Travel Blog entry by adamz from Yosemite National Park, California, United States
... was no were near the amount of traffic (which is part of the reason for choosing the hike) as i would of experienced in the Cathedral mountain range. Top of the pass was covered in cloud when I got up there and so sat around a bit waiting for breaks in ...
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Attended Justus and Tanya's wedding
A Travel Blog entry by lappies_in_jhb from Winterton, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
... . The wet weather made driving down a bit of a nerve-racking event, but once we arrived we immediately started relaxing. Cathedral Peak Hotel caters for families in a spectacular way: 1. There is a separate Children's Dining Room which is open for ...
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The Search for Drakensberg
A Travel Blog entry by tofor85 from Winterton, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
... , where you could see no sign of civilisation. The negative side of things meant that by the time we eventually found our way to Cathedral Peak in the Drakensberg, it was 4pm, and there was not enough time to do anything. We walked around the hotel and ...
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Do Yourself a Flavor...go to The Berg
A Travel Blog entry by mmkuhl from Drakensberg, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
... flowing with extra force. Once we were back on the path we somehow found our way to Mushroom Rock, a rock formation situation near Cathedral Peak (obviously shaped like the fungi). The path was longer than we expected and we had to turn back in order to ...
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Off Trail!
A Travel Blog entry by happykampers from Yosemite National Park, California, United States
... ; The view from Cathedral Pass was incredible. We were at about 9800 feet of elevation and were in a wide open pass between Cathedral Peak and the Matthes Crest to the east and Tresidder Peak to the West. We had a pretty clear view of Upper ...
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Lastly, the dragon mountains
A Travel Blog entry by mrduss from Drakensberg, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
... in the area, most people think like greedy Adrian. When I get to Cathedral Hotel, a luxurious lodge at the bottom of Cathedral Peak trail, Kate is supposedly the one providing information: "as we advise against self guided hike up Cathedral Peak, we do ...
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Yosemite Part 1: The Faces of Yosemite
A Travel Blog entry by benandlindsey from Yosemite National Park, California, United States
... are hoping to get to the top of Half Dome yet via one of the climbing routes that ascend the granite monolith. Cathedral Peak and Eichorn's Pinnacle A raging fire and the bottle of wine we smuggled in a Gatorade bottle were the only things that ...
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Monk's Cowl & Giant's Castle
A Travel Blog entry by carlaandmike from Giant's Castle Kwazulu Natal South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
... pretty much clockwork watching the thunderhead clouds roll in. We got caught once in the pouring rain while we were hiking in Cathedral Peak – but the multiple rainbows afterward more than made up for it. So our schedule became wake up early; hike, ...
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The Burg
A Travel Blog entry by arpalmquist from Harrismith, Free State, South Africa
... go hiking for a few hours in the nearby park. We packed back into the car (reluctantly) and headed toward Cathedral Peak Hotel, which had numerous trails on its vast property. We drove throught several small villages and around sharp ...
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On top of South Africa
A Travel Blog entry by anneowens from Amphitheatre, Drakensberg, South Africa
... Camp in the Royal Natal National Park to the Crack which was a hard walk but with spectactual views. The following day we went to Cathedral Peak and did part of the walk to Rainbow Gorge before returning to the Didima Centre to meet a guide who took us on ...
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Yosemite - cliffs, domes, waterfalls, rattlesnakes
A Travel Blog entry by carolandowen from Tuolumne Meadows, California, United States
... a large forest fire burning and this made the valley very hazy, however we did get stunnig views of El Capitain, Half Dome and Cathedral Peak. Owen wished he was 15 years younger and had his climbing gear with him. Back in Tuolumne Meadows, we climbed the ...
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PCT days 69-77: Sierra City to Tuolumne Meadows
A Travel Blog entry by hobos from Tuolomne, California, United States
... terrain is great and our motivation is high, so we crank through the miles quickly. We get really excited when we spot Cathedral Peak in the distance. We also pass through Glen Aulin, a beautiful area with a waterfall, cascading water, and crystal clear ...
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Caves, Witchdoctors and Roadkill
A Travel Blog entry by farnie10 from Clarens, Free State, South Africa
... nbsp; I was skirting around the edge of the Lesotho and the Drakensberg/Maluti Mountains included several +3,000m peaks: Champagne Castle, Cathedral Peak, Mont-aux-Sources and the Sentinel. Now they were finally being revealed. I continued ...
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