GUIDED HIKES AROUND THE CAPE
We guide epic hikes around the Western Cape. We focus on Table Mountain hikes and Cederberg hiking trails. Our qualified guides have decades of experience in the mountains, constantly striving to share the stoke and sense of adventure with our clients.
OUR HIKING ETHOS
We prefer the road less travelled. This means we tend to stick to routes with less traffic and perhaps one’s you’ve never heard of. As a way to maximise the adventure, we always try to never hike down the same route we went up.
This could mean hiking a circular route, catching the cable car down, or even hiking up from one side, descending the other side and catching an Uber back to base. Our goal is simple – to do the raddest hikes possible. Come join us!
TABLE MOUNTAIN HIKES
A challenging route which meanders up the front of Table Mountain and finishes at the Cable Station. Includes some scrambling using chains and staples.
A beautiful route which crosses three buttresses on the Camps Bay side of Table Mountain finishing near the start of Valley of the Gods.
An enchanting hike taking one through some rather unique rock formations in a hidden part of Table Mountain. Accessed via Corridor Ravine.
An exposed route which traverses beneath the face of Table Mountain. It eventually links up with India Venster near the top. Not for the faint hearted.
A sublime line that meanders up Left Face which sits to the left of Platteklip Gorge if you’re facing the mountain. Steep hiking mixed with some scrambling.
The original route up Table Mountain. It was first hiked in 1503 by Antonio de Saldanha and to this day is the most popular route to the top.
CEDERBERG HIKES
One of the most famous routes in the Cederberg, the Wolfberg Cracks offers incredible rock passageways and chambers that leave hikers in true awe.
An epic hike that takes you to a colossal sandstone arch crafted my the elements over time. A long hike which requires an advanced levels of fitness.
A long, arduous hike which gets you to the top of the 2nd highest peak in the Cederberg. The last section involves some rock scrambling with fixed ropes.
YOUR GUIDE
