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South Africa’s strangest hiking trails | SA News

10 July 2025 by Guest

South Africa’s wild terrain offers more than just mountain views and forest strolls — it hides a collection of strange and spectacular trails worth the sweat.

From ghostly coastlines to cliff-hugging ladders, these hikes promise a dash of the unexpected and a whole lot of story to tell.

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Tucked away near Duiwelskloof in Limpopo, the Modjadji Cycad Reserve is home to the largest concentration of Encephalartos transvenosus cycads in the world. The hiking trail weaves through a misty forest of thick, towering cycads — some over 10 metres tall and more than…

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  2. sleepwalker

    31 August 2026 at 10:12 am

    Did you know that another country lies within the borders of South Africa? The Kingdom of Lesotho is a sovereign state that is located in the Drakensberg Mountain area. The mountainous country has been nicknamed “the Kingdom in the Sky” thanks to the magnificent scenery and landscapes!

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