Szczeliniec Mały

Kleine Heuscheuer is a summit in Table Mountains National Park characterized by distinctive sandstone formations that rise in layered blocks. The rock structures create a striking landscape with clear geological strata visible throughout the area.

This mountain area formed millions of years ago when the entire region lay beneath an ancient sea where sandstone gradually accumulated. Erosion and weathering later shaped the distinctive rock formations we see today.

Local mountain guides share traditional knowledge about the terrain, continuing a practice established in 1814 when Franz Pabel became Europe's first official guide.

The climb is achievable but demands stable footing and focus on the rocky paths. Weather and visibility can change quickly in this area, so checking conditions beforehand is wise.

Between the rock blocks run narrow passages that form natural corridors winding through the sandstone. These hidden walkways give the place an unexpected feeling of adventure and intimacy not apparent from the first view.