"Drove to Molati Village .About 3.2km from the tar road I parked my car. I then walked 200 meters to start climbing. Very easy climb to the top. 763m above sea level and down again. I gave a youngster R20.00for keeping an eye on my car. But the villagers are very friendly." — williamhugo • Oct 24, 2020

"Asked the farmer if I may go up the peak and back and said he don't want people on his farm. So I tried a southern approach from a settlement on the other side and only made it two thirds up and it was fenced off on the farmer's side. I don't want any trouble so I left." — williamhugo • Oct 24, 2020

"Actually illegal to climb out here but did it anyway. The actual name is Shilowa and not Shilowe. And the actual hight is 383m and from the top is 437m. You can drive to the bottom of the peak and climb about 70m to the top." — williamhugo • Oct 18, 2020

"Today on the 1010-2020, we took on Kaiser Wilhelm Berg for the first time, myself JT, my wife Lizell, my cousin Yolandi & our friend RLB got up early at 04:30 to be 06:30 at the base of Kaiser Wilhelm Berg, we had done the Junior one twice already. The walking trip was very exciting fun and scenery and full of laughs, we saw a few Kudus. Our friend RLB constantly said we are almost there as if he had already done it before and then it wasn't the case yeah right.......😅😅 so our never ending journey continued. It was fun going up. We eventually reached the submit and met a motocross guy by the name of Kai who went up down and with his bike a couple of times within just 15mins. Overall it was a very good excursion and I would recommend it to anyone fit enough. " — juniortait • Oct 10, 2020

"An exciting summit for someone starting out on Trad Climbing. The route we took was the Standard Route with Mcleod's Variation. It starts with a 15m D grade rock climb up a river gully at the first rock band. We found this pitch very tricky as there was limited placement for protective gear and the gully was turned into a wet small stream. There is a solid single point belay ring to attach to at the top. Thereafter we deviate right off the Standard Route up Mcleod's Variation which goes up a 10m Chimney at the top rock band after which the summit is reached. I really enjoyed the chimney. There were 5 solid point to place gear. If you have large cams you will find placement for them but I managed to place gear in the following order: 1 narrow sling in a cracked rock, 2 sling on a fist sized chock-stone, 3 piton in a hole on the right hand side, 4 a permanently wedged piton on the right, 5 broad 120 sling around a large chock-stone finishing off on two permanent belay point anchors on the top. I'd recommend if you're a beginner at trad like I am to attempt the route in dry conditions at least 2 days after a light rain in order to get up the first pitch ok. " — CraigBurnsStellenbosch • Oct 4, 2020