The P2 Legacy Race is a commemorative MTB event hosted at Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve, created in honour of two legends, Pieter and Pieter. Their love for nature lives on through the P2 Legacy Race. It’s not only about the ride, but also about honouring the legends in your life through this journey.
The event blends the thrill of MTB mountain biking with deep emotional significance, set against a backdrop of rugged natural beauty. The two Pieters bought a sheep farm and, over more than 30 years, transformed it into a globally recognised brand, in the middle of nowhere, through sheer grit, determination, and vision.
“One was my father and the other my uncle. The race is about honouring their legacy and their audacity to take on such a challenge, Vasbyt en Visie. Now it’s my turn to honour them.” LL
P2 Legacy Event Information
P2 Legacy 21 - 23 August 2026
- Location: Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve, Cederberg
- Dates: 21 - 23 AUGUST 2026
- Saturday Ride Entry - 1 meal included
- Weekend Rider, both days - 2 meals included
- Race Entry - All meals included - 4 meals included
- No Accomodation
Distances
- Day 1: 20km Loop (Kagga Kamma)
- Day 2: 48km Loop (Kagga Kamma & neighbouring farms)
- Hike: 5km or 10km scenic trail options
- Entry Fee: R4500 per person
Your Entry Includes
- All meals from arrival to departure
- Water points on route
- Welcome drinks
- Entertainment & Legacy Party @ The Boma – Saturday night under the stars
- P2Legacy T-shirt & Gift
- Bike board & Medal
Accommodation Options
Choose your stay:
Limited availability – first come, first serve
Additional Info: Distances
- Age Restriction: 16 years and older
- Entries Limited: 200 riders/hikers only
- Untimed Event: Prefer to track your time? The route map will be available on Strava prior to the event.
Join the Legacy
It’s more than a ride it’s a celebration of movement, connection, and the raw beauty of the Cederberg.
Secure your spot today and be part of the P2 Legacy.
P2 MTB Race, Legacy Event Information
Day 1 – Kagga Kamma Warm-Up Loop (20km)
Your adventure begins on the rugged trails of Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve. This 20km loop is the perfect introduction to the Cederberg flowing jeep tracks, rocky outcrops, and wide-open plains that stretch endlessly beneath the African sky. Riders will weave through ancient sandstone formations, surrounded by silence, wilderness, and breathtaking views that set the tone for an unforgettable weekend. It’s a warm-up that balances fast, rideable terrain with just enough technical surprises to remind you that you’re deep in mountain bike country.
Day 2 – The Cederberg Experience (48km)
Day two takes you further afield, linking Kagga Kamma with neighboring farms for a 48km loop that truly showcases the diversity of the Cederberg landscape. Expect long, sweeping gravel roads where you can open up the legs, rugged climbs that reward you with panoramic vistas, and trails that carve through valleys rich with fynbos and wildlife. This route encapsulates everything riders love about the Cederberg: the sense of space, the untamed beauty, and the raw adventure of riding in one of South Africa’s most iconic mountain ranges.
Why Ride This Event?
This is more than a race it’s an experience. Over two days, you’ll immerse yourself in the raw, untamed beauty of the Cederberg mountains, with routes carefully crafted to balance challenge, flow, and sheer scenic wonder. From the unique rock formations of Kagga Kamma to the rolling farmlands and dramatic ridgelines beyond, every pedal stroke draws you deeper into landscapes that few get to explore by bike.
Don’t miss the chance to be part of this intimate two-day mountain biking journey. With limited entries, spectacular trails, and the magic of the Cederberg as your backdrop, this is one event you’ll want on your calendar year after year.
P2 Legacy MTB Race
The P2 Legacy Race is a commemorative MTB event hosted at Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve, created in honour of two cousins and good friends.
P2 MTB Legacy Race FAQ
How Many Days is the Event
2 Days, Day 1 is 20km and Day 2 is 48km
Where is the Event?
The P2 Legacy Race is a commemorative MTB event hosted at Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve
Why Ride this Event ?
Over two days, you’ll immerse yourself in the raw, untamed beauty of the Cederberg mountains, with routes carefully crafted to balance challenge, flow, and sheer scenic wonder.
What's so Special about this Event?
With limited entries, spectacular trails, and the magic of the Cederberg as your backdrop, this is one event you’ll want on your calendar year after year.
P2 Legacy Race Gallery
Area Map
Directions
Gravel Road to Kagga Kamma
Please note that the last 35km to Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve is a scenic gravel road. Although the gravel road is traversable in a normal sedan vehicle all year round, the condition of the last 10km of road does change and may deteriorate somewhat from time-to-time, due to prevailing weather conditions and / or lack of municipal maintenance, which events are, unfortunately, outside of our control. Please drive carefully and slowly and make the most of the opportunity this affords for you to slow things down and enjoy the splendour of nature that surrounds you on the way to Kagga Kamma.
Via Direct Route 3hrs 20min | 240km
This route is more direct and has a shorter travelling time. A number of wine farms can be visited along this route.
From Cape Town travel north on the N1, towards Worcester. Just before Worcester turn left onto the R43 and continue through Michell’s Pass until you reach a T-junction. Turn right at the T-junction onto the R46, towards Ceres.
Once in Ceres, follow the directions to Prince Alfred Hamlet and exit left onto the R303. Continue through Prince Alfred Hamlet and Gydo pass and remain on the R303 for approximately 27 km towards the small town of Die Dorp Op-die-Berg.
Turn right at the Ceres Karoo/Cederberg sign, just after Op-die-Berg. After 25 km, turn right onto the gravel road at the Kagga Kamma sign. Travel straight for another 20 km on the gravel road. Turn left at the Kagga Kamma sign and travel for another 15 km, after which you will arrive at the entrance gate of Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve.
Via Bainskloof Pass 3hrs 30min | 225km
This route is more scenic than the direct route but is slightly slower. Please drive cautiously through the Pass as the road can be narrow and travels along the precipice of the mountain range. A number of wine farms can be visited along this route.
From Cape Town travel north on the N1. Turn left onto the R44 and continue along this route until you reach a fork just before the town of Windmeul. Stay left onto Champagne Street, which runs parallel to the R44.
Continue on Champagne Street into Wellington; turn left at the T-junction onto Piet Retief Street and right onto Church Street. Continue on Church Street, through Wellington and exit onto the R301. The R301 takes you over Bainskloof Pass; turn right onto the R43 {Mitchell’s Pass} and continue to Ceres.
In Ceres, follow the directions to Prince Alfred Hamlet and Gydo Pass; continue straight towards the small town of Op-die-Berg. Turn right at the Ceres Karoo/Cederberg sign. After 25 km, turn right onto the gravel road at the Kagga Kamma sign. Travel straight for another 20 km on the gravel road. Turn left at the Kagga Kamma sign and travel for another 15 km, after which you will arrive at the entrance gate of Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve.