7 safety tips to make the most out of your time on Table Mountain
Exploring Table Mountain in Cape Town is a must for anyone visiting the city; even for those from the city. The upcoming long weekends present the opportunity to do so, however, it s important to stay safe while exploring the New7Wonder of Nature.
Wahida Parker, the managing director of the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC), says that with more people wanting to explore the mountain, it is important that everyone takes all the necessary precautions to ensure that they put their safety first.
No matter how experienced a person may be, unexpected things can and do happen in a rugged terrain. The more prepared you are when exploring Table Mountain and other nature reserves the more likely you are going to have a good experience,” Parker adds.Some of the trails, such as the India Venster and Nursery Ravine, can be very technical, which are often only recommended for experienced outdoor enthusiasts and hi
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Rising 1 086 meters above sea level, Table Mountain is Cape Town’s most recognizable landmark. Table Mountain is more than just a representation of Cape Town; it’s also home to an immense amount of fauna and flora, native only to the area. The mountain’s abundance of biodiversity coupled with its one-of-a-kind landscape creates a truly rewarding hiking experience.
While most public parks and beaches may be closed, hiking through our national parks is a great way to keep the body active whilst spending leisure time with family this summer.
Robert van Zyl, a 71-year-old hiking enthuisiast, is testament to the magnetism that these hiking trails have.