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Easy Hiking Trails

7 October 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: Cape Town is known for steep climbs and world-class bouldering, but that might not be for everyone. If you’ve told yourself that this will be the year of fitness and fun, then a low-effort trek through paradise might be just what you need to make good on your promises.

Here are five easy hiking trails to explore in the Mother City:

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1. The Pipe Track 

The well-known Pipe Track boasts the most beautiful views over Camps Bay, Lion’s Head and the Atlantic Ocean. Table Mountain’s unique fynbos is certainly a sight to behold as you navigate through a single rock path that later joins onto a jeep track. Take time to enjoy the views along the way as you pass through stunning ravines of the western slopes…. continue reading HERE.

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