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Doordrift Walk is a Constantia green belt path in Cape Town that links onto the Alphen Trail before crossing under the M3 and winding past Norman Henshilwood School to a parking area on Doordrift Road. It is a flat, roughly half-hour route needing no hiking shoes, best walked in daylight, and free to use. Like the neighbouring greenbelt trails, it is a regular route for local dog walkers.
Note from SitnStay: Part of the Constantia green belt network described by local tourism sources as trails for walking dogs; free to access, with parking at both ends and best done in daylight hours.
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