Table Mountain National Park is recognised as one of the world's most remarkable attractions. Table Mountain is South Africa's best-known iconic landmark. The flat-topped megalithic mountain stands tall at a staggering 1,086 m above the sea level, towering over the City of Cape Town. It is a symbol of adventure and exploration and holds the prestigious title as one of the world’s New7Wonders of Nature.
Why hiking Table Mountain?
The perfect way to discover the geology and explore the topography of Table Mountain is hiking it. Immerse yourself in the mix of boulders, imposing cliffs, traversing ledges and rocky watercourses that set you in connection with the mountain. Hikers and climbers enjoy spectacular views of the city and surroundings, exhilarating natural beauty, a diverse and unique fauna & flora in a peaceful environment. Different Table Mountain hiking trails offer different scenery and terrain, but the rock formations always line the horizon and mark the landscape. The most notable are: Platteklip Gorge (recommended), India Venster (thrilling and most exciting for experienced hikers), Kasteelspoort/Diving Board, Skeleton Gorge and the Lion’s Head (nearby peak).