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Step Into the Kingdom of the Sky: A Life-Changing Expedition for Women Who Love Wild Spaces
There is something magical about how life connects you with people who feed your soul in the most unexpected ways. In 2012 I met Carla Geyser,...
There will be struggle
"The Best journeys answer questions that, in the beginning, you didn't think to ask." - Jeff Johnson (Journalist - 180 degrees south) My name is...
See the Wildflowers through the eyes of a local.
There is no better way to learn about the beautiful wild flowers that attract people from around the world for a few weeks every year than to speak...
The Naukluft Hiking Trail… ‘Rad and Raw’
By Celine Gimenez It all started almost 2 years ago when Tim, one of our friends, mentioned “The Naukluft Trail”. According to his friend who did...
Keeping it Wild in Cederberg: A Weekend of Conservation, Connection, and Community
In the heart of the Cederberg, over 200 nature enthusiasts gathered at Driehoek Guest Farm for the second annual Keeping it Wild in Cederberg...
Boesmanskloof Trail
Boesmanskloof Trail is the perfect weekend getaway, also known as the Greyton to McGregor Trail. Nestled just a short two-hour drive outside of Cape...
Lions Head Trail Cleanup
Love our trails partners up with Cape Union Mart to host its 33rd Trail Cleanup and is calling for all trail lovers to join. Blake Dyason hosted the...
Cederberg Opens Trails Just in Time for the Season!
After a long and exceptionally wet winter, landowners and park managers in the Western Cape have faced unprecedented challenges. While Cape Town has...
Collaborative Efforts Ensure the Restoration of Cederberg Trails After Floods
In the wake of the recent floods that impacted the Cederberg region, Love our Trails has inspired a collaborative spirit. Working in close...
Exploring the Rim of Africa: A Hiker’s Dream Adventure
Have you ever yearned for an extraordinary hiking experience that takes you through breathtaking landscapes and immerses you in nature's wonders?...
Cape Town Trail Marathon partners to clean our trails.
As Cape Town Trail Marathon prepares for a weekend of racing, Love our trails coordinates cleanups to ensure runners get to enjoy litter free...
Cleaning illegal dumping on our trails
Just a few weeks ago Louise Farrell shared a shocking picture of litter on a trail below Lions Head. Louise immediately co-ordinated a cleanup on...
Mandela Day Cleanup was a huge success
Love our trails partnered with Cape Union Mart to host our annual Mandela Day Cleanup on Platteklip Gorge for the 7th year running. On Saturday...
Mandela Day Trail Clean Up 2022
Love our trails celebrates it's 7th birthday by hosting the Mandela Day Trail Clean Up on Platteklip Gorge. Blake Dyason founded Love our trails in...
Keeping it WILD – Proudly South African Adventure Podcast
Love our trails partnered up with Telltale.Media to produce a local podcast that can compete internationally with production and quality, Keeping it...
Duiker Island Cleanup
The Duiker Island cleanup and guided hike was so much fun, not only did we clean up the trail and coastline we learnt so much about the history of...
5 ways to make everyday Earth Day
EARTH DAY 2021 Earth Day is an annual event on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. First held on April 22, 1970, it now...
Over Night Cape Point Hike with Wanderlust Movement.
Love our trails is excited to partnered up with Wanderlust Movement to guide and host a Cape Point 2 day 1 night hiking experience. Imagine walking...
Oude Schip Guided Hike + Cleanup
Love our trails has partnered up with Cape Union Mart and Vida e Caffe to host the Oude Schip Guided Hike and Cleanup. Join us for a meaningful and...
Reddam House launch the Sustainability Project with Love our trails.
Love our trails is excited to share the Reddam House College sustainability project with you. This is our second school sustainability project and...
Spring has sprung with the Cape Wild Flowers
One of the world's greatest natural flower shows takes place in South Africa every year from mid July to the end of September. The flowers can be...