Adventure enthusiasts from as far as Giyani, Polokwane, Phalaborwa and even Gauteng, participated in the three day hike.
The camping and hiking event is normally held in August, however due to the Covid-19 regulations, it was postponed to October.
On Saturday the adventure junkies hiked about 14km.
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On Sunday some hikers ran and cycled the canyon. Nyiko Masango, founder of the club, told Herald that hiking is growing as more and more people are joining his hiking adventures.
After doing the physically challenging activities, participants enjoyed a braai and got a chance to catch up with each other.
Before the camp on Friday, Masango cycled for 70km from Nkowankowa township outside Tzaneen to Hoedspruit. Last year he cycled from Tzaneen to Tanzania and after few days climbed Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Masango regular hikes all over the country and has conquered challenging hikes such as the Wolkberg mountains, Lekgalameetse and other hiking trails of Gauteng.
In another event on Saturday 24 October, he led a team of other adventure junkies to walk 100km from Polokwane to Tzaneen for the “Presence into Fatherhood” annual walk.
The event also saw a great number of people from all over the country participating.
The walk is a campaign advocating for the right of fathers in their children’s lives.
