Patensie
Town on the bank of the Gamtoos River. The name is said to be Khoikhoi for ‘resting place for cattle’ but not yet been determined. An early reference to the place as Patentie led to the suggestion that the name is derived from Dutch meaning ‘patience’. On the R331 rd between Hankey and Baviaanskloof. Established in 1858
Steam Locomotive
Baviaanskloof wilderness area, on the R332 Rd between Patensie and Willowmore – (Valley of the Baboons) – nestled between the Baviaanskloof and Kouga mountain ranges. This conservation area was declared a World Heritage Site in 2004. Home to a diversity of habitat and species.
Queen Victoria’s profile
Queen Victoria’s profile, cnr R331 and R332 roads eastern direction – The rock formation presents Queen Victoria (1819-1901 -Queen of England) profile.
