The Kranskloof hiking trail is situated in the Carolina area.
The first stretch from the Inkungu camp is over grassland, with small patches of Wattles and Blue gum in-between. The trail contours along a valley before descending down into a gorge with a small stream in indigenous forest. Once inside the valley the trail follows the stream that still had water in it despite the drought (summer 2007). At the end of the valley one climbs a cliff and then it is less than 1km to the Kranskloof camp. The Kranskloof camp has a very nice setup as it is secluded amongst a patch of trees.
The start from Kranskloof camp is a short climb up a cliff, which follows a cliff face. Here one has to be careful not to take the wrong turn-off as the markers for a day trail option from/to Kranskloof camp and the trail to Inkungu camp can confuse you. Otherwise the trail is well marked. From here it continues along a cliff face before crossing a stream at a waterfall. A long stretch of grassland follows before one reaches the Inkungu camp again.

Inkungu camp

Going over grassland first

Contouring along the valley

Descending

Kranskloof camp

View of the cliffs

Along the cliff face

Aloes are quite frequent

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