Difficulty: Moderate
Discover the allure of a 3.7-kilometer loop trail situated near Thaba Chweu NU, Mpumalanga. This trail, typically rated as moderately challenging, offers an immersive outdoor experience that usually takes around 1 hour and 33 minutes to complete.
Categories: Hiking, Mpumalanga, Mpumalanga Hiking
Difficulty: Moderate
Nestled within the Magaliesberg Mountains, Mountain Sanctuary Park is a pristine wilderness sanctuary that offers a serene escape for hikers and nature lovers, complete with breathtaking vistas and secluded tranquility.
Categories: Cycling, Gauteng, Gauteng Cycling, Gauteng Hiking, Gauteng Running, Gauteng Swimming, Hiking, Running, Swimming
Difficulty: Moderate
There are a number of lookout platforms along both of these trails to provide optimal views of the stunning surrounds.
Categories: Hiking, KwaZulu-Natal, KwaZulu-Natal Hiking, KwaZulu-Natal Swimming, Swimming
Difficulty: Moderate
Explore this 7.7-kilometer out-and-back trail near Garden Castle, Kwazulu-Natal. It's typically viewed as a moderately challenging route, with an average completion time of 2 hours and 38 minutes, and is well-liked by hikers.
Categories: Hiking, KwaZulu-Natal, KwaZulu-Natal Hiking
Difficulty: Moderate
The hike up to Mushroom Rock is a fairly steep 2 km walk. The route starts behind the Cathedral Peak Hotel to the oddly shaped landmark. It takes in two landmarks and offers lovely views of the Little Berg and Escarpment wall, especially at sunrise. Lovely bridges to cross and a cave to climb through. Beautiful scenery.Categories: Free State, Free State Hiking, Free State Running, Hiking, Running
Difficulty: Moderate
Savour this 6.9-kilometer out-and-back trail situated near Bergville, Kwazulu-Natal. It's typically recognized as a moderately challenging route, with an average completion time of approximately 2 hours and 33 minutes. This trail is a favoured option for both hikers and walkers.
Categories: Hiking, KwaZulu-Natal, KwaZulu-Natal Hiking
Difficulty: Moderate
Explore this 11.4-kilometer loop trail located near Drakensberg, Kwazulu-Natal. It's typically recognized as a moderately challenging route, with an average completion time of approximately 4 hours and 24 minutes. This trail is well-loved by those who enjoy hiking, running, and leisurely walks.
Categories: Hiking, KwaZulu-Natal, KwaZulu-Natal Hiking, KwaZulu-Natal Running, Running
Difficulty: Moderate
Hike along the river bed of the magnificent Schaap River in the Canyon as it meanders through a majestic canyon carved by the hands of time. You will see flower covered valleys, rugged mountains, ancient canyons and experience natures’ magical show of colour and beauty during the world’s largest and most spectacular natural flower display
Categories: Hiking, Northern Cape, Northern Cape Hiking
Overall, Namaqua National Park offers a perfect blend of outdoor activities, making it a must-visit destination for hiking and cycling enthusiasts. Whether you're seeking a peaceful hike amidst nature or an adrenaline-pumping mountain biking experience, the park's diverse landscapes and rich biodiversity create an unforgettable outdoor escapade.
Categories: Cycling, Hiking, Northern Cape, Northern Cape Cycling, Northern Cape Hiking
Difficulty: Hard
Namaqua Silver Sands Hiking started 9 years ago in 2008. It all began with the love and passion for nature, and from there it involved into what it is today. There are so many stories that were shared over the years around the campfire, some good ones and others that we do not want to relive
Categories: Hiking, Northern Cape, Northern Cape Hiking
Difficulty: Moderate
Newbery Passion is the full Sungazer Pilgrimage Route and consists of an 11-day, 12-night, circular walk, beginning in the Eastern Free State town of Paul Roux. As you make your way from one section of the route to the next, you will discover how to feel, how to respond, and how to let life in.
Categories: Free State, Free State Hiking, Hiking
Difficulty: Moderate
Locals have a deep affection for Newlands Forest, a serene and verdant area in Cape Town that stands as the last vestige of the once-thick native forest that once blanketed the eastern slopes of Table Mountain. In times past, this forest played a role in the migratory route of the Khoi people. Presently, it serves as a popular gathering spot for dog walks, leisurely strolls, and invigorating trail runs along the multitude of paths that grace the mountainside.
Categories: Hiking, Running, Western Cape Hiking, Western Cape Running
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