Langalibalele Pass

Hi Guys
No, I am not a woes. We are sending our Grand Traverse re-supply team up this route and I don't want any excuses if the dragons breath comes in.
If anyone has this track in .gpx or .gbd I would appriciate it.

ta muchly
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I'm taking my family to the Berg this weekend and it will be the kids first sleepover at the top. Previous experiences for them includes sleeping in caves and huts in the lower berg, last year was their first time up Judges and down Bannermans. Decided to keep to the same area this year so will be going up Leslies and coming down Langies. I couldn't find a track for Langies pass in the downloads section, does anybody perhaps have a copy for me. I know where it is BUT prefer to always have a track on my GPS just in case of bad weather with low viz.

Riaang, I have it...DM me your email address and I will send it

Thanks Macc,

I've sent you a PM just now

Langies has such a clear trail the entire way - only spot you could lose the trail is that side stream just above the steep bit of the pass.

Can anybody tell me if one can camp at G54-1800, or anywhere between Giants castle KZN wildlife office and the start of Langalibalele ridge? Thank you!

There is a general rule that you are not supposed to camp too close to the main rest camps, not sure what the distance from the camp is, seems to remember that it is around 5km's or so. Basically, anywhere on the lower berg and higher is fine. There are plenty of flat spots on top of the lower berg as you approach Langies. We normally stop at this one peculiar spot for lunch when we go up to Bannermans hut. It is just to the right of the path as you ascend, where there is a small outcrop of rocks (the only rocky section I seem to remember) on the trek up to the contour path. Anywhere in this vicinity is fairly flat, but a bit lumpy with all the grass around.

Enjoy!!!