Continuing from where I left off in the first installment of my Platteklip Gorge Hike (to read Part 1, please see my site), I was unexpectedly refreshed and content once I finally reached the top of the Table. As soon as I emerged into the open (if you’ve hiked the Gorge or India Venster trails), I found visitors zigzagging along the mountain’s vast expanses, enjoying some of the more immediate of Table Mountain National Park’s (TMNP) many walks. These include: Agama-, Klipspringer- and Dassie-Walk, which apparently take between 15-45 minutes to cover. (Speaking of India Venster, I found out where …
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On October 24th, despite having succumb to an irksome bout of flu that’s been doing the rounds, I was determined to hike to the top of Table Mountain via the Platteklip Gorge Hike. My older brother recommended it to me after I gushed to him about my Lion’s Head hike and, as advised, I waited for a hot Saturday (roughly 26-28 degrees) when I knew there would be quite a few hikers out, thus making it safer to hike on my lonesome. What with the my second-year studies drawing to a close and the hot spell persisting, I knew it…