Event Information
This iconic event is brought to you by Moolmanshoek Private Game Reserve
21 September 2024
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4Peaks 24km
Entry Fee - R1350
(including a high quality custom branded event t-shirt, goodie bag, a delicious registration dinner and a boerie roll at the finish line)
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This is the epitome of pure mountain running! A very strong fitness level is required to take on this challenge but you will be rewarded with absolutely stunning scenery and a true adventure.
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​Start time: Saturday, 06h00
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Friday registrations: 17h00 to 19h00
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Friday dinner and compulsory race briefing: 19h00
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Format: Easy self-navigation with route markers at critical points
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2Peaks 18km
Entry Fee - R900
(including a high quality custom branded event t-shirt, goodie bag, a delicious registration dinner and a boerie roll at the finish line)
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Perfect for fit and adventurous runners who want to first try a shorter option before taking on the big brother. It takes you up and over the first two peaks, including the iconic Pyramid.
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Start time: Saturday, 6h00
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Friday registrations: 17h00 to 19h00
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Friday dinner and compulsory race briefing: 19h00
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Format: Easy self-navigation with route markers at critical points
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Panorama 10km
Entry Fee - R300
(including a goodie bag and a boerie roll at the finish line).
An event t-shirt can be purchased additionally with your online entry.​
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If you want to be part of all the hype and vibe but are not ready for one of the bigger challenges, this one is for you. It takes you along the foot of the mountain with spectacular scenery all around.
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Start time: Saturday, 07h30
Registrations: Friday 17h00 - 19h00 or Saturday 06h15 - 07h15
Friday dinner can be booked with your online entry (it is not included in the entry fee)
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Format: Easy circular route. The route will be marked so navigation is required.​
ADDITIONAL MERCHANDISE & MEALS
These items can be purchased with your online entry
Friday Dinner
Registrations dinner is included in all the 4Peaks and 2Peaks entries but additional meals can be booked for supporters, family, friends and 10km runners. The food is famously delicious!
Peak Puffer jacket
Men's & ladies' fits available.
Reach your potential in this high quality Peak Puffer Jacket! This high quality and versatile puffer is water and wind resistant
Event t-shirt
All 4Peak & 2Peak entrants will receive the event t-shirt in their goodie bags but extra of these high quality t-shirts can be purchased by the 10km runners and supporters.
More about the
24km
4Peaks
Just shy of 24km in distance, this mountain run is known to be one of the toughest challenges for trail runners in South Africa. Even experienced runners will find it challenging, and for rookies, it may well be one of the hardest things they have ever done.
The circular route is self-supported and self-navigational, making it a good entry-level navigation for those looking for a more challenging run. However, it is always important to remember that this is not a trail run, but a mountain run, and the route is not for the faint-hearted.
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The climb to the first checkpoint at the top of the first peak, The Pyramid, is no easy task. The first few kilometers involve a run and a climb to over 2000m to the Pyramid, which can be quite challenging.
From the first checkpoint at the top of the Pyramid, it is an 8.1-km tough trek to the next peak, High Rise. This is approximately halfway through the race and a good spot to take a break and enjoy the view. However, it's important to keep nourished throughout the race as it only gets tougher heading to checkpoint 3, which is regarded as the toughest part of the race due to the steep climb to the highest point on the route, the infamous Sikonyela's Hat.
It is a steep climb to the 2278-m high peak, and it literally one meter forward and one meter up. Tired bodies won't make matters any easier.
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Great news for all the runners at this point! The finish line from Sikonyela's Hat is just 6.9 km away. Although the descent down to the 20km mark is a bit tricky, it's a good stretch to up the pace and improve your time. From the 20km mark to the finish line, it's fairly flat with a slight incline towards the end. Once you cross the finish line, you can proudly call yourself a mountain runner!
