The Ouberg Pass zig-zags down a spine that runs perpendicular out of the Roggeveld Mountains escarpment. It is a gentle, sloping launch. The escarpment ridge runs for about 2 km to the left ending in a point with a radio mast. The ridge itself is not straight and undulates with a series of slight bowls and accompanied spines that run down to the valley floor. The spines provide great thermal trigger spots while the bowls create good wind catchment areas for soaring.
Top landings are real easy right behind launch.
The slopes are gradual in most places, providing safe toplanding areas. Note There is a large ridge to the left of launch, about 7 km out, in front of the escarpment. It will provide some rotor at bottom landing in a West to SW wind. There are few roads. Cellphone reception in the area is very infrequent.