Motorcycles are generally not allowed on CapeNature trails. CapeNature reserves are primarily focused on protecting biodiversity and offer various activities like hiking, walking, and trail running.
Vehicles, including motorcycles, are restricted to existing roads and designated parking areas within the reserves.
Key points regarding vehicles and CapeNature trails:
- Vehicles on Roads Only:
All vehicles, including motorcycles, must stay on existing roads within the reserves.
- No Off-Roading:
Motorcycles are not permitted on hiking trails or other off-road areas within the reserves.
- Speed Limits:
A speed limit of 40 km/h applies to vehicles within the reserves, unless otherwise indicated.
- Respect Nature:
CapeNature encourages visitors to respect the environment, refrain from disturbing rock formations, and avoid moving loose rocks or scarring rock faces.
- Permits and Fees:
While motorcycles are not permitted on trails, other activities like hiking may require permits and associated fees.
- Hiking Trails:
CapeNature manages large areas of the Western Cape mountains, and hiking trails are popular within the reserves, according to CapeNature.
Contact CapeNature:
For specific inquiries about permits, activities, or rules related to a particular reserve, it’s recommended to contact CapeNature directly.
