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Last updated on 24th June 2009
A large part of Rocklands falls under the Cederberg Wilderness Area. The Cederberg Wilderness Area has a high conservation status in terms of existing South African legislation, furthermore the Cederberg has been declared a World Heritage Site.
Cape Nature are the designated managers of the Cederberg Wilderness Area and the management of Rocklands falls within the Cape Nature special management zone. This zoning requires that access the Cederberg Wilderness Area be controlled under a permit system. Access to this area without a permit is not only illegal but could effect future access.
Code of Conduct
Rocklands boulders are arguably the best in the world but access to them will be threatened unless climbers come together and respect a set of simple rules. read more
MSCA Cederberg Management Plan
This management plan was produced by the MSCA. It documents the potential impact of bouldering and sports climbing in the Cedarberg Wilderness area and provides measures to minimise the impact of these pursuits whilst maximising the benefits and ensuring a good recreational experience. read more
New Development
Many visitors to Rocklands are interested in developing new bouldering areas. We are currently developing a process for new development to ensure impact is kept to a minimum. read more