Located in the East Cape region of South Africa, this paragliding site offers a variety of launch options and is regularly used by enthusiasts. The site features a small 120-meter high ridge next to a tar road, making it accessible for walk-and-fly activities. However, it's crucial to obtain permission from the landowner before flying. The site is suitable for soaring and thermalling, with good potential for cross-country (XC) flights. The record distance achieved here is approximately 206 km. The takeoff area is not well-maintained, so good ground handling skills are essential. The advantage of this site is its versatility, with takeoffs possible in almost any wind direction except for the northwest. Although there is a northwest takeoff, flying in that wind direction is nearly impossible. Typically, takeoff spots are found halfway up the hill where you can locate a clean patch of ground. For more details and to connect with local pilots, you can contact the Hawkind club through their [Facebook profile](https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057209749715). Watch a video of the site on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfOdamBdUYA).