The waterfalls in the Augrabies National Park are a spectacular sight to behold right now. The Orange River measured a mighty 2,583 cumec (cubic metres per second) on Sunday, January 2 according to News24.
‘All indication is that it will peak from Wednesday onwards and it will stay like this for at least over the weekend,’ SANParks posted on their Facebook group.
All the hiking trails have been closed temporarily due to the high water levels.
Daily visitors fees are R60 per adult and R30 per child under the age of 12.
Gate times: 7am – 5pm.
Take a look at these incredible videos sent in by recent visitors and accommodation spots.
Augrabies watervalle – plek van die groot geraas 🥂🌿 pic.twitter.com/lOMoNeaYlB
— Alta Strauss (@altastrauss) December 31, 2021
Update. Hy loop amper vol spoed #Augrabies https://t.co/KJGwg22CSn pic.twitter.com/fFbWrnBJx4
— Quentin vH (@Roomys) December 30, 2021
So het my laaste dag aangebreek hier by Augrabies valle.
2021/12/30 05:45
Vloei: Neusberg 00:00 : 1741 cumecs
Blouputs 01:00. : 1502 cumecs@SANParks @DWS_RSA @DWS_RSA @maroelamedia @rsglandbou @JoelGuy_ @VoxWeatherZa @peoples_weather @AgriSA1904 @landbou pic.twitter.com/FyeIOHo7kS— ReenvalSA (@ReenvalSA) December 30, 2021
Augrabies valle
2021/12/29 18:00
Vloei: Neusberg 12:00: 1659 cumecs
Blouputs 13:00: 1420 cumecs
🎥Jaco Roselt@VoxWeatherZa @ewnreporter @eNCA @huisgenoot @SANParks @maroelamedia @JoelGuy_ @SAWeatherServic @DWS_RSA @AgriSA1904 @landbou @rsglandbou pic.twitter.com/BPTpRz9cbN— ReenvalSA (@ReenvalSA) December 29, 2021
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