The first day takes one through two kloof or ravine areas where indigenous trees, shrubs and flowers thrive. It follows on the contours of the mountain but alternates from walking either below or on top of the massive sandstone kranz ledges. The section to the top of the Langberg is definitely 4x4 mountain biking and not for the unfit biker. Rock climbers and abseilers will have the time of their life with 38 routes all equipped with bolts where you can test your skill against the rocks with a difficulty grading between 14 and 29. Due to its high rainfall this area is rich in plant bird and wild life.
Several dams offer ideal habitat attracting many birds found in the wetland regions.
Apart from the big poplar grove half way up the mountain, all the other trees found here are indigenous. The flora is very similar to the Drakensberg ecology, and the geological formations are mostly sandstone. The Horse stable camp comprises an historical double storey building dating from the early 1900's. Sleeping quarters are upstairs. The kitchen and ablution block adjoins the braai area.