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Park · Cape Town, Western Cape
Up to 2 dogs.
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Shaded slopes above the M3 in Newlands, where pine and gum plantations give way to indigenous forest threaded with mountain streams. Paths range from gentle streamside strolls to steep climbs up Newlands Ravine and Skeleton Gorge, with the Contour Path linking the two. Entry is free and parking is paid. This is a designated Table Mountain National Park dog-walking area: a SANParks activity permit is required, dogs may run off-lead on the forest trails under close control, and they are barred from the picnic and braai areas.
Note from SitnStay: Dog walkers need a SANParks Level 1 My Activity Permit (about R360-R403 a year, covering up to two dogs), carried at all times; fines apply without one. Dogs may be off-lead on the forest trails but must be under control, kept on a lead until inside the forest area, and are not allowed in the braai and picnic areas.
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SANParks Level 1 My Activity Permit for dog walking in Table Mountain National Park, about R403 per year (R159 per additional member); forest entry itself is free, parking R25 per vehicle
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