Delwynne and I love South Africa's largest and least populated province, the Northern Cape. In May 2021, we took a two week, 4,000km overlanding trip in our Mahindra Scorpio S10 through the province visiting several remote and beautiful locations. In this episode we set off from Johannesburg, travel west on the N14, stay at Red Sands in Kuruman and then visit Augrabies Falls National Park and Riemvasmaak. This was a fun series to make and I put significant effort into it. Follow along to see some unusual, but beautiful sights in the Northern Cape. The series playlist can be found here ua-cam.com/play/PLsV5OvownpfxoMlyD3V2S75b_9yYa9Xmx.html
I only saw this video now in 2023 and how excited I was about your expedition. I work for a government department at national doing monitoring and Northern cape is my responsibility. I must say I fell in love with the province and I have been everywhere in the province. The distances between towns are enormous. Thank you for the video it is so good including your editing.
What a nice segment. I saw some familiar places. I am planning to do a similar route, from GP, stopover at Gariep Dam, Montagu, Clam Williamstown, and an in betweener back to GP. Awesome video.
Hi Alan. I can't find a name or a route number for the trail. But to get to it, you travel North on R359 and then turn right towards Vredesvallei. There is a small settlement there where you do a left and another right turn which crosses the river. Then just follow the trail which follows the Molopo river and ends up at Riemvasmaak.
Nice video. How was the gravel from Augrabies to Riemvasmaak? A friend of mine did it last year but turned around and went via Kakamas instead. He told me it was quite dodgy and technical terrain. I have a 4x4. do you recommend it or would you advise to take another route.
Thanks for watching my video. We did this trip two years ago - mid-2021 - two years ago. The road from Augrabies to Riemvasmaak wasn’t that bad. It was easily doable with a 4x4. You really should not have a problem with it.
Hi there. Thanks for watching. My maps are done with a plug-in on Final Cut Pro X called FCPX Maps 1.1. If you edit your videos with Final Cut Pro, you can buy the plug-in here: store.pixelfilmstudios.com/product/fcpx-maps/
Hi Peter. Yes, there are ablutions. But they are quite far from the camping and are very rudimentary (e.g. no hot water). But they are clean and adequate.
Hi Alan. I can't find a name or a route number for the trail. But to get to it, you travel North on R359 and then turn right towards Vredesvallei. There is a small settlement there where you do a left and another right turn which crosses the river. Then just follow the trail which follows the Molopo river and ends up at Riemvasmaak.
Delwynne and I love South Africa's largest and least populated province, the Northern Cape. In May 2021, we took a two week, 4,000km overlanding trip in our Mahindra Scorpio S10 through the province visiting several remote and beautiful locations. In this episode we set off from Johannesburg, travel west on the N14, stay at Red Sands in Kuruman and then visit Augrabies Falls National Park and Riemvasmaak.
This was a fun series to make and I put significant effort into it. Follow along to see some unusual, but beautiful sights in the Northern Cape.
The series playlist can be found here ua-cam.com/play/PLsV5OvownpfxoMlyD3V2S75b_9yYa9Xmx.html
A new lovely series in the Mahindra 👍
Thanks Tommy.
I only saw this video now in 2023 and how excited I was about your expedition. I work for a government department at national doing monitoring and Northern cape is my responsibility. I must say I fell in love with the province and I have been everywhere in the province. The distances between towns are enormous. Thank you for the video it is so good including your editing.
Hi Justice. Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, NC is the best province. I am glad you enjoyed my rendition of it. Take care.
Love the rugged beauty of the N.Cape
Wild and wonderful. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Thank you.
Thank you for sharing. Lovely video ad scenery. So envious :))
Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words.
What a nice segment. I saw some familiar places. I am planning to do a similar route, from GP, stopover at Gariep Dam, Montagu, Clam Williamstown, and an in betweener back to GP.
Awesome video.
Thanks for watching and commenting, Clive. Your planned trip sounds awesome.
Great carrr❤
Hi thanks for sharing. Where were the hotsprings? We come on holiday during winter.
Thanks for watching. The hot springs are here maps.app.goo.gl/M18eVEPryuwhZVp39
Very nice! Cheers from California
Thank you, Greg.
Wow brilliant 👏 some places I would love to see.
Thanks Ryan. And thanks for watching.
Mooi wereld ook op ons bucket lys dankie vir deel Steve
Dankie Shaun.
Hi Steve. What was the trail over the orange river in the old riverbed that u followed for the 68km?
Nice vid 👍
Hi Alan. I can't find a name or a route number for the trail. But to get to it, you travel North on R359 and then turn right towards Vredesvallei. There is a small settlement there where you do a left and another right turn which crosses the river. Then just follow the trail which follows the Molopo river and ends up at Riemvasmaak.
Nice video. How was the gravel from Augrabies to Riemvasmaak? A friend of mine did it last year but turned around and went via Kakamas instead. He told me it was quite dodgy and technical terrain. I have a 4x4. do you recommend it or would you advise to take another route.
Thanks for watching my video. We did this trip two years ago - mid-2021 - two years ago. The road from Augrabies to Riemvasmaak wasn’t that bad. It was easily doable with a 4x4. You really should not have a problem with it.
Thanks for the feedback!@@SteveNuns
Enjoyed. Thanks. 1 x Q - How did you produce the Maps with the moving Fed Route.
Like to plot our Itinerary for Aug/Sept 2022. Thnx.
Hi there. Thanks for watching.
My maps are done with a plug-in on Final Cut Pro X called FCPX Maps 1.1. If you edit your videos with Final Cut Pro, you can buy the plug-in here:
store.pixelfilmstudios.com/product/fcpx-maps/
Are there ablution facilities at Riemvasmaak???
Hi Peter. Yes, there are ablutions. But they are quite far from the camping and are very rudimentary (e.g. no hot water). But they are clean and adequate.
What and where was the 68km trail u followed once over the Orange river ?
Hi Alan. I can't find a name or a route number for the trail. But to get to it, you travel North on R359 and then turn right towards Vredesvallei. There is a small settlement there where you do a left and another right turn which crosses the river. Then just follow the trail which follows the Molopo river and ends up at Riemvasmaak.
@@SteveNuns Many thanks 🙏