Piekenierskloof will host 'Grenache Long Table' to celebrate Cederberg MTB and Trail Run
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If you like long sections of district roads with beautiful landscapes set to challenge your fitness – the Tip Trans MTB and Trail Run Cederberg Experience is for you!

If you’re up to it, join your fellow cyclists and runners on 1 September 2018 De Meul Sentrum, Citrusdal for the start of the race. With both a 105 km and 65 km MTB challenge, it’s ideal for riders who enjoy a bit of a challenge with a technical spin.
The ever-popular 45 km is still available for those who just want a great morning of riding. A 15 km Trail Run is there for athletes who prefer to explore this beautiful area on their feet.
The kiddies race will be available again this year, so bring the little ones! There’s also a brand new Race Venue with proper ablution facilities, a campsite, food stalls, craft beers, a kids play area and much more to ensure that you can thoroughly enjoy the weekend in true Citrusdal hospitality.

Grenache Long Table Celebration
Piekenierskloof Wine Company will host a Grenache Long Table Celebration to conclude the Tip Trans MTB and Trail Run Cederberg Experience. Trio Carmen Niehaus, local chef Steve Oldroyd and winemaker Jaco van Niekerk are set to delight your tastebuds in a 4-course ‘wine-down’ celebration after the event.
Time: 18h00
Place: Piekenierskloof Wines Barrel Cellar
Price: R375 pp
RSVP:[email protected] or [email protected] by 18 August

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