Cape Town – Eye on Life

Fri, May 14, 2021

Broad interest online magazine

Round Lion’s Head

Tuesday was again a perfect outdoor day in Cape Town and I ventured back onto the mountain slopes in a

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The wreck of the Kakapo, whose captain took a wrong turn on its maiden voyage while delivering the vessel to

The Tokai forest walk has to rate as the flattest walk on our hiking list, with the only elevation being

Steenberg Peak is one of the trails I have not yet conquered (one of the many) and we set off

There is a mountain bike trail that goes through the private land between Camps Bay and the Twelve Apostles where

Although not a very long trail, the path from the upper road in Glencairn up onto Elsie’s Peak can be

The wet cliffs, streamsides and seeps of the Cape Peninsula and mountains of the southwestern Cape are home to the

The mountain slopes that cut the Cape Peninsula in half between Muizenberg and Hout Bay (Silvermine Nature Reserve) must surely

It’s a hiking tradition to go up to the waterfalls on Table Mountain and surrounds at the end of January