Mountain Bike

2,136 ft

Distance

48 ft

Climb

-48 ft

Descent

4,339 ft

High Point

A gentle 700m trail through a beautiful Waterberg woodland. Located on the road in the kloof above the Maroela lodge

Detailed Description

Aardvark Loop is a 2,136 ft easy route located near Vaalwater. This hike primary route can be used both directions and has a easy overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 48 ft with a max elevation of 4,339 ft then descends -48 ft.

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Lindani Game & Lodges

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Trails in Route

Aardvark Trail

1,608 ft

Details

Riding area

Lindani Game & Lodges
Primary Activity

Hike
Other Activities
- Trail Running
Difficulty rating

Green
Route Type

Loop
Direction

Both Directions
Physical rating

Easy

More Stats for Aardvark Loop mountain bike route

Altitude min

4,288 ft
Altitude start

4,291 ft
Altitude end

4,291 ft
Grade

-0.1%
Grade max

-17.8%
Grade min

11.9%
Distance climb

965 ft
Distance down

912 ft
Distance flat

210 ft

Directions

Walk northwest on Aardvark Trail.
Continue for 50 meters.
Walk northwest on Aardvark Trail.
Continue for 50 meters.
Walk northwest on Aardvark Trail.
Continue for 80 meters.
Walk northwest on Aardvark Trail.
Continue for 70 meters.
Walk east on Aardvark Trail.
Continue for 200 meters.
Walk southeast on Aardvark Trail.
Continue for 100 meters.
Walk west on Lindani 008.
Continue for 70 meters.
Walk west on Lindani 008.
Continue for 70 meters.
Walk southwest on Lindani 008.
Continue for 20 meters.

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