18km intermediate gravel and bush track ride from Vryburg — the largest town in the southern North West Province in the Kalahari fringe zone offers gravel riding through the distinctive semi-arid thornveld with red Kalahari soils, camelthorn acacias and the wide-open landscape of the interior Kalahari fringe.
20km intermediate gravel and bush track ride through the Ngaka Modiri Molema district — extending the district’s shorter loop into the drier Bushveld and community farming landscape west of Mahikeng for a more substantial intermediate session through the authentically remote western North West terrain.
25km intermediate gravel and bush track ride through the Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati district — the extended Kalahari-fringe loop covers more of the semi-arid savanna around Vryburg with deeper bush track sections, better wildlife encounters and greater exposure to the distinctive Kalahari-edge landscape of western North West.
20km intermediate gravel and bush track loop through the Bojanala Bushveld — a longer, more varied exploration of the mopane and mixed Bushveld surrounding the platinum city of Rustenburg and the Pilanesberg Game Reserve, with more wildlife encounters and terrain variety than the 10km option.
20km intermediate gravel loop from Thabazimbi — the small Waterberg iron-ore mining town between Northam and Marakele National Park is surrounded by productive Bushveld with the Marakele National Park to the north and the western Waterberg landscape offering relaxed intermediate gravel riding.
30km intermediate gravel and bush track ride from Naboomspruit through the Waterberg Bushveld — the extended ride from this small Waterberg farming town ventures further into the mopane and euphorbia bushveld for a longer intermediate session in the characteristic wide-open terrain of the Limpopo Waterberg.
22km intermediate gravel and bush track loop from Phalaborwa — the Lowveld mining and safari town at Kruger’s western Phalaborwa Gate offers gravel riding through the flat mopane bushveld with wildlife from the surrounding private reserves visible and the Kruger boundary just beyond the town’s eastern edge.
20km intermediate gravel ride from Musina through the baobab forests of the far north — South Africa’s northernmost town near the Zimbabwe border is surrounded by the world’s most spectacular baobab forests, ancient trees thousands of years old in a dramatic hot Limpopo landscape.
20km intermediate gravel loop from the famous Sudwala Caves — the world’s oldest known cave system (240 million years) on the Escarpment hillside above the Crocodile River is the starting point for gravel road riding through the Escarpment bushveld with valley views and the extraordinary geological heritage of this ancient landscape.