by Riaan | Apr 29, 2015 | Photo of the Week, Table Mountain geology, Table Mountain hiking, Table Mountain topography
Much has been written about Table Mountain’s views, shape, flora and location, but few seem to know or appreciate its geological and topographical delights. Hiking Table Mountain allows you to experience a different type of rock art: not created by the hand of... by Riaan | Apr 19, 2015 | Table Mountain guiding, Table Mountain hiking, Table Mountain hiking tips, Table Mountain routes, Table Mountain scrambling
It’s a sad fact that many people view hiking as a tedious slog, devoid of adventure, a necessary burden in order to attain the grand prize: views from the summit. Hiking Table Mountain need not be a slog. In fact, choose the right route, and go with someone who... by Riaan | Apr 13, 2015 | Table Mountain hiking, Table Mountain routes
Porcupine Ravine’s claim to fame as the first of the 12 Apostles may be trifling, but not the routes that lead up it, and certainly not the views. Table Mountain hiking is far more than a means of getting to the top: it’s an adventure in itself, and... by Riaan | Apr 9, 2015 | Photo of the Week, Table Mountain hiking, Table Mountain routes, Table Mountain topography
Hiking Table Mountain shouldn’t always be just about reaching the famous tabletop summit, but also immersing yourself in the rugged beauty and meditative peace of the mountain. Llandudno Peak Traverse does not lead up anywhere near the “Table”, but... by Riaan | Apr 2, 2015 | Photo of the Week, Table Mountain hiking, Table Mountain routes
Weighing in as one of the most challenging Table Mountain hikes, Hiddingh-Ascension via Ferny Dell leads up the formidable and lush eastern face of Table Mountain. It involves intricate route finding, rugged terrain, lots of elevation gain (compared to other routes),...