Camps Bay Pipe Track Walk,
A popular hike in Camps Bay is the Pipe Track walk. This is one of Table Mountain’s oldest hiking routes dating back to 1887 when it was constructed to lay pipelines. Today the pipe carries water from the Table Mountain reservoirs to the City of Cape Town. This walk is above the beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay, and takes in spectacular views of the sea and the 12 Apostles Mountain in Cape Town. The walk begins at Kloof Nek and follows the old water pipe all the way to Slangolie Ravine. Parking is at the bottom on the left. The walking track is easy to reach and follow, It is easy and child-friendly with few up or down hills, At a normal walking pace, it takes about three hours to get to Slangolie and back. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas but Table Mountain National Park requires dog walkers to have a Level 1 My Activity Permit,
.Along the trail there is much local vegetation to be seen from endemic fynbos to massive pine trees. Take in spectacular views of the mountain and the sea.
Walkers must always remember to take drinking water and warm clothing along, Sunscreen is advisable. Carry a cell phone and do not walk alone.
From Kloof Nek to Camps Bay,
Important numbers to have when visiting Table Mountain National Park venues
- Emergencies:021 480 7700
- Medical emergencies from a cellphone:112
- Table Mountain National Park: 021 957 4700/ 0861 106 417
- Wilderness Search and Rescue: 021 948 9900
