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Hendri Reyneke and AJ van Heerden exploring the Polkadraai Bike Park

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Tiaan Gelderbloem of Brackenfell testing his skills at the Polkadraai Bike Park

🚵‍♂️ Free Access to The GOAT & Polkadraai Bike Parks for Regional Permit holders!

Great news for Wine Lands Regional permit holders: you now get free access to two premium bike parks – THE GOAT at Devonbosch and Polkadraai Bike Park at the Polkadraai Strawberry Farm. Both serve as official trailheads to the 130km Bottelary Hills Renosterveld Conservancy (BHRC) network, offering a full day of park-and-ride fun in one of the Cape’s most scenic regions.

🐐 THE GOAT at Devonbosch

Designed by renowned trail builder Duran van Eeden, crafted by full-time artisan Wynand Basson, and shaped with insight from local MTB icon Eldorette Carinus, THE GOAT is setting a new benchmark for South African bike parks.

Expect jumps, drop-offs, and elevated trails, switchbacks, rock gardens, and rollers, a treehouse, rollercoaster section, and ‘pause’ feature, trails suited for various skill levels

After your ride, explore Devonbosch’s high street – Alberto Drive – with Aslina Wines, Ischia Italian Deli & Restaurant, Brickfields Coffee, and more. Plus, don’t miss Extreme Golf, eFoil surfing, and the Mini Goat Trail Run.

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🍓 Polkadraai Bike Park

Located at the ever-popular Polkadraai Strawberry Farm, this 3.5-hectare bike park is ideal for riders of all ages and skill levels.

Features include: Flow and skills trails, pump track and kiddies’ loop, technical skills zone and jump lines and ample space for kids’ parties and group rides

Fuel up post-ride at the Burger Brothers food court, with shaded lawn seating and a variety of kid- and adult-friendly meals.

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🌿 About Bottelary Hills Renosterveld Conservancy

Stretching across 10,000 hectares, the BHRC was established in 1992 to preserve one of the most endangered ecosystems in the Cape Floral Kingdom – the Renosterveld. Today, 55 landowners work together to protect and regenerate this unique biome, which is home to rare plant species and wildlife like caracal, honey badger, cape fox, and more.

The full 130km trail network spans farm roads, jeep tracks, and flowing singletrack through working wine farms and conservation areas.

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✅ Access Reminder
Access to THE GOAT and Polkadraai Bike Park is exclusive to Wine Lands Regional permit holders. Please ensure you carry your regional permit when visiting