Best Hikes In South Africa: The Otter Trial (Part II)
My Favourite Day
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Best Hikes In South Africa: The Otter Trail (Part I)
24 – 28 December 2022
South Africa’s Must-Do Hike
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Cape Town Day Hikes: Finding The Hole-In-The-Wall
Constantia Nek has its own Hole In The Wall (more than one)… problem is finding it!
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Cape Town Hiking: The India Venster Route
A ‘window’ shaped like the Indian sub-continent
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Best Hikes In South Africa: The Otter Trail
Survivors Ready! Crossing the Bloukrans River
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Cape Town Day Hikes: A Newlands Forest Route
Hiking Cape Town’s last indigenous forest.
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Cape Town Hiking: 10 Easy Child-Friendly Hikes
10 Kid Friendly HIkes in Cape Town South Africa To Do This Summer
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Best Weekend Hikes: The Bloupunt Hike & Cogmanskloof Hiking Trail
Hikes, Hills & Hot Tea Montagu, Western Cape Happy Hikers Going To the Mountains Is Like Going Home John Muir When Things Go Awry The Bloupunt and Cogmanskloof hiking trails in Montagu are why mountains exist. We go to the mountains for many reasons; to escape the rat race, to spend time in nature,
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Best Weekend Hikes: The Fynbos Trail
Hikes, Holidays & Hot Tubs Stanford – Gansbaai (Western Cape, South Africa) Life is stressful. Duh… The hamster wheel of work, family, crime, corruption, traffic, etc can be overwhelming. Not surprising then, we are often anxious, resentful, sometimes even angry. All of this can lead to burn out, which negatively affects our mental and physical
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Aboot Me
I’m Gabiba and this is the first day of the rest of my hikes. I started hiking in 2009, but it only became part of my life in 2012. I mention this because I was/am sometimes, still, terrified of heights. Probably, I was acrophobic in utero but I don’t really remember that far back. Suffice