24 Oct
Village green market
Saturday stalls for bread, plants, and whatever the forest produced this week.
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A mountain village with room to breathe.
A mountain village of forests, waterfalls and wide open spaces. Slow down, enjoy the quiet, or head out in search of adventure on a mountain trail, on horseback, on a mountain bike, or abseiling beside a waterfall.
24 Oct
Saturday stalls for bread, plants, and whatever the forest produced this week.
07 Nov
Makers from the village, on the lawn if the weather holds.
14 Nov
A quiet walk of the labyrinth after dark. Bring a torch and leave it off if you can.
21 Nov
Local stories, one microphone, no slides.
28 Nov
Five village gardens open for the afternoon. Tea at the last one.
Place to See
A staircase of small falls in the forest. The path is steep and worth it.
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A walk among planted and indigenous trees, with labels if you want them.
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A small church above the village. The door is often open.
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An old yellowwood a short drive from the village. The boardwalk keeps feet off the roots.
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The viewpoint at the end of the escarpment road. Go late, bring a jacket.
Place to See
Main tourism hub and interactive screen location
Thing to Do
An early walk to listen for Cape parrots in the yellowwoods.
Thing to Do
Short and half-day rides on forest tracks. Beginners are fine.
Thing to Do
A guided walk down to the falls through indigenous forest. About two hours.
Thing to Do
A slow walk after dark with a guide, listening more than looking.
Thing to Do
A stone labyrinth in a clearing. Walk it slowly. Dawn and dusk are the quiet hours.
Place to Stay
3 Peaks offers two fully equipped, off-grid mountain cabins surrounded by open skies, forest and views of the Hogsback landscape. The cabins provide a comfortable self-catering base for quiet escapes as well as active weekends in the mountains.
Place to Stay
Above the Clouds is a peaceful, private cottage in a convenient central part of Hogsback. Walking trails, village shops, cafés and restaurants are within easy reach, while the setting remains quiet and tucked away from the bustle.
Place to Stay
Accommodation @ Garbini is a family-oriented self-catering home in Hogsback with space for up to five guests. Its open-plan kitchen and lounge are arranged around a central fireplace, providing a comfortable shared living area in cooler weather.
Place to Stay
Athanor offers two self-catering cottages on a secluded property at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. Loerie accommodates up to four guests and Piet-my-Vrou up to six, each looking across the Tyume Valley and the changing mountain landscape.
Place to Stay
This backpackers hosts a variety of rustic accommodation & camping facilities.
Place to Stay
Back O’The Moon is a historic thatched cottage set in an established four-acre Hogsback garden of oaks, firs, rhododendrons, azaleas and other unusual plants. A stream and the garden’s distinctive “moon pool” add to its secluded, old-world atmosphere.
Place to Eat
Breakfasts and light lunches, with a deck facing the forest.
Place to Eat
A kitchen that cooks what the garden and the bakery send over.
Place to Eat
Garden teas, soup, and cake under the trees in the middle of the village.
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Suppers and a short wine list in a small dining room off the main road.
Place to Eat
Pizza and stew from a stoep kitchen. Evenings only, weather permitting.
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