Pieter Both (820m)

From the parking possibility at the end of the asphalt road, walk 200m along a driveway uphill towards the clearly visible summit to a junction. Keeping right, continue 400m without gaining altitude past vegetable gardens, until plastic bottles fixed to bush branches appear, serving as trail markers. Now the path turns left and gains altitude. Keep going straight through the bushes (watch for the plastic bottles—occasionally you can also find barely visible arrows on rocks). The terrain gradually becomes steeper until you reach rocky terrain in the now distinct gully. Two rock steps with wet and slippery rock (bolts - II+) must be overcome before the barely visible path turns right (bolts on a rock block) and traverses a steep slope almost horizontally through bushes and meadows. After a short ascent, you stand on a flat area in front of the steep summit formation. Over a meadow ridge, which falls steeply on both sides, you reach the first short rocky steep step (bolts - III+), then another rock section (bolts - III), and finally the summit rock. The overhanging rock is overcome with the help of hand/foot holds. Since the first hold is more than 2m high and there is no foothold for the feet, you either have to swing athletically upward or attach slings to the first hold to climb up. The further ascent to the highest point over the holds then presents no difficulties.

During the descent, it is also possible to rappel at the difficult spots.