Bollard Pass

On our ascent of the pass, we crossed the stream twice, at the bottom. Once to walk on the grassy true left side, and a bit further crossing back again - thereafter following the grassy true right banks more or less like ST2 did. We did not do any scrambling in the gully proper, nor did we have to contend with any waterfalls. We did not use ST2's open book, instead we went a little further right, directly above the gully. There was exposure at this point, but I don't recall any serious scrambling - see pic below of this point:
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The most significant scrambling is in accessing the cave. See pic below for approach to the cave:
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From below, this is what the overhang, in which the cave is situated, looks like:
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From the cave we did not return along the route in - we simply cut straight across towards the gully. This does involve a short sequence of careful moves over some rock and some exposure:
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ST2 has posted several pics of the pass and cave in the Drakensberg Passes section in the Galleries - check these out too. My own pics above are also in there, if you want to view the full size (except the cave pic, which in the Drakensberg Cave section).

For additional GPS data, my own tracks are available in GPX format in the Downloads section. You can open this file with a text editor or browser to get specific waypoint data. The "Narrow Access" waypoint in there refers to the first pic above.

I noticed that cave from the ridge above Engagement Cave...was wondering about it. Will check it out next time I'm in the neighbourhood.