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Explore South Africa’s best cyclist-friendly getaways | SA News

28 September 2025 by Guest

Cycling is as much a way of exercise as it is a way of exploring the country’s landscapes at a slower pace.

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Giba Gorge

Just outside Durban, Giba Gorge MTB Park has built a reputation as one of the most rider-friendly destinations in KZN. With over 40 kilometres of graded trails, a BMX track, and family-friendly facilities, it’s a great option for weekend trips or day visits. The nearby Valley of 1000 Hills also offers dramatic riding through rural landscapes, with accommodation ranging from eco-lodges to B&Bs that cater to cyclists.

Breakaway Trails

For a quieter retreat, the Breakaway Trails near Rouxville offer a mix of cycling, hiking, and river adventures….

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