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In the first place, Table Mountain is arguably South Africa’s best-known landmark. It is a flat-topped mountain that rises 1,086 meters (3,563 feet) above sea level and offers stunning views of Cape Town and the surrounding ocean. Uniquely, Table Mountain is also a hiker’s paradise, with numerous trails leading to the top. The most popular trails are Skeleton Gorge, Platteklip Gorge, Kasteelpoort, India Venster, and Devil’s Peak. These trails offer varying levels of difficulty, so there is something for everyone. Without a doubt, no matter which trails you choose, hiking Table Mountain is a rewarding experience. The views from the top are simply breathtaking, and you’ll get a sense of accomplishment knowing that you’ve conquered this iconic landmark. Table Mountain is also one of the New 7th Wonders of Nature, a list of natural wonders chosen by popular vote in 2011.
OPTION ONE: Table Mountain Hike – Skeleton Gorge/Nursery Ravine
The Skeleton Gorge hike takes you through shaded, Indigenous forest up the Eastern slopes of Table Mountain. Summits at Maclearβs Beacon, the highest point on Table Mountain
The Nursery Ravine hike is a moderate to challenging trail located on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain.Β Furthermore, directly above Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. The trail is known for its stunning scenery, including a rainforest-like ravine, towering cliffs, and panoramic views of the city and ocean. Nursery Ravine consists of a series of steps, steep in some sections, but the views are worth the effort. As you climb, you will pass through a variety of vegetation, including proteas, cycads, and ferns. Nevertheless, the trail eventually reaches the Upper Table Mountain Cableway Station. From the summit, you can enjoy 360-degree views of Cape Town, Table Bay, and the surrounding mountains. Without question, the Nursery Ravine hike is a great way to experience the beauty of Table Mountain. Moreover, the trail is challenging but rewarding, and the views are simply stunning.
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Kirstenbosch Gardens Main Entrance
OPTION TWO: The Table Mountain Kasteelpoort Hike
The Table Mountain Kasteelpoort Hike is a challenging and exhilarating experience that rewards hikers with stunning panoramic views of Cape Town’s coastline and cityscape. The trail winds through lush Indigenous flora and fauna, offering glimpses of playful baboons and colourful bird species. Above all, as you climb towards the Kasteelpoort Peak, the rocky terrain can be a test of endurance, but the awe-inspiring views make it all worth it. To clarify, at the summit, hikers can take in the natural beauty of the Atlantic Ocean and Cape Peninsula. Overall, this hike is a must-do for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers visiting Cape Town.
TOUR START/END POINT
Lower Cable Way, Table Mountain
OPTION THREE: Table Mountain Hike – India Venster
The Table Mountain India Venster Hike is a thrilling adventure.Β Without question, it takes hikers on a steep and rocky route up one of Cape Town’s most iconic landmarks. The trail begins at the Table Mountain National Park.Β Winding its way up through a series of rugged cliffs.Β Offering panoramic views of the city and the Atlantic Ocean below. To demonstrate, the India Venster route requires a good level of fitness and agility.Β Lastly, it includes scrambling over boulders and narrow ledges. However, the spectacular views of the surrounding landscapes.Β Β
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Lower Cable Way, Table Mountain
OPTION FOUR: Table Mountain Hike – Platteklip
Leave the city beneath you as you take on the iconic Table Mountain on our half-day Table Mountain Hike. Let your fitness, ability, and sense of adventure determine which of the three popular route options you take to the top. You’ll be rewarded with majestic, sweeping views of the city, surrounding regions, and mountain ranges at the summit. You’ll also enjoy the satisfaction of acing a hike up one of the newest Seven Wonders of the World. Truly, a magical experience.Β
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Lower Cable Way, Table Mountain
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