Click on Link below to view past trail descriptions, meeting point and view pictures of the trail
==> Sunset walk from the Molteno Reservoir in Upper Oranjezicht via Quarry around Lower Lion's Head
Click on Link below to view past trail descriptions, meeting point and view pictures of the trail
==> To be advised.........
Click on Link below to view past trail descriptions, meeting point and view pictures of the trail
==> To be advised.........
For more info and directions, you can email or call me on Tel: 072 327 2840 or [email protected]
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A reminder for those who are new to the listing: I will organise longer hikes and weekends away on a more regular basis (every month). Cape Nature certainly has a lot to offer. Click Here For Future Calendar Dates, more info about these walks and Tariffs
Wherever possible the lunchbreaks have been extended to 45-60mins offering everyone a chance to chill out and connect with others or find a quiet spot to meditate. Remember that even if it rains in the early hours of the morning before it gets light, there is a good chance that the weather will clear up, which has been the case for many Sundays.
SOME BENEFITS OF BEING OUT IN NATURE REGULARLY INCLUDE:
Nature is perceived as sacred and inspiring / A sense of oneness and unity is evoked in encounters with nature / A sense of simplicity and feelings of peace and serenity / Surrendering and lessened need for control / Energetic, Emotional, physical, and spiritual needs are fulfilled / A desire to reciprocate is evoked, a caring for and enrichment of nature / Through connectedness and harmony, we may be inspired /
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As a reminder.
It is always best to be pro-active with regards to safety. If possible only walk in organized groups. One of my main priorities is safety and in the three years of organizing these walks, we have not had any such unpleasant experiences. We are determined not to be put off from exploring the wonderful, heavenly piece of heritage which we have in Table Mountain.
