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Du Toitskloof Pass



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Du Toitskloof Pass, (English: Du Toit 's Gap) Is situated in the Western Cape province of South Africa, on the Regional road R101 between Paarl and Worcester. The pass was named after Francois Du Toit, a 17th century Huguenot pioneer who settled in the foothills. It was initially an animal track where a road was built around the time of World War II. Originally 48km long, the pass climbed to 820 m. The Huguenot tunnel was opened in 1988 (the largest curved structure in South Africa) shortens the road by 11 km - it is operated as a toll road. There is an impressive viaduct on the Paarl approach side. The surrounding peaks often sport a covering of snow and the Mountain Club of South Africa has huts in the area. Du Toit's peak is the highest mountain at 1995 m.

Du Toitskloof Pass

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Latitude -33.7250° S 33.7250° S 33° 43' 30" -33° 43.5'
Longitude 19.1465° E 19.1465° E 19° 8' 47.4" 19° 8.79'
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Drakenstein Rural
Western Cape
South Africa
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