Welcome to the Limpopo Section of the Mountain Club of South Africa.
The Mountain Club of South Africa (MCSA) has been getting people into wild spaces since 1891. We’re the Limpopo Section — the youngest in the family, founded in 2022 — exploring some of the most remote and spectacular terrain in the country. From day hikes to multi-day wilderness traverses, from sport crags to conservation work, we bring mountain-lovers together to explore, protect and celebrate the wild places of Limpopo. Learn more about our history →
Our Activities
Past Events
Wellington’s Dome Weekend
The sun is already burning down but a stiff breeze is hiding the heat. You’re halfway up a 120m high chunk of granite wall. Your left big toe is pushed down onto a little crimpy ridge, while you right is just, kind of, smeared against the wall. Your hands? They’re currently massaging the rock above you, looking for anything to hold. You find a small, sharp edge up high on the left, place your fingertips and find some friction. For your feet, you’ve got a solid 5mm pebble around your right knee. You move your weight, get your foot [...]
Wolkberg Traverse 2026 – Reverse Edition
On the 21st to the 24th May 2026, ten of us set out from Haenertsburg to escape into the mountains of the Wolkberg. In the three years since Ray Kröger first led us over these swathes of grassland guarded by cliffs, the Wolkberg Traverse has become an MCSA Limpopo classic. This year, to change things up a little, we reversed the route, starting from Wolkberg’s Mawetse Camp, and hiking to the Orrie Baragwanath pass in Lekgalameetse Nature Reserve. After gathering in the early morning, we were dropped on the road to the Mohlapitse Valley, just where [...]
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