Lion's Head
Lion's Head
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Lion's Head in Cape Town is a peak situated at 669 meters above sea level. The hike up Lions Head takes approximately 90 minutes at a moderate pace. Lions Head trail is steep but do-able, while the 5.5km trail packs a punch (Both ways). The views from Lions head are amazing. Take a look around you and see the beauty. Lions Head hike is the preferred route for mountain enthusiasts, the easiest of the routes in Cape Town.
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- AnneOslo, Norway15 contributionsPanoramic views and amazing nature, even though so close to the city!Beautiful hike, would recommend staring early in the morning. Less people and cooler climate. Bring head torch, water, snack. Amazing to see sunrise and view! Breathtaking. Also sunset makes a beautiful hike. You can easily arrange for a guide to join you, using app "get your guide." Not to expensive and also a good opportunity of you are not comfortable doing hiking on your own. A must if you are in Cape Town and enjoy nature, views and walks. Several routes will take you to the top, so having a guide will make it easier finding best paths. Enjoy!Visited December 2022Travelled as a coupleWritten 5 January 2023
- freeXspiritNew York City, New York184 contributionsStunning views, 2-3 hour hike. Must-do when in Cape Town!We had a free morning in Cape Town so we decided to do the Lions Head hike. So much better than Table Mountain! Not an easy hike, the last 30 minutes going up are tough as you’re climbing rocks and stairs while holding on to metal chains. The views are simply stunning all through the trek. Bring plenty of water and sunscreen. I would recommend doing this early morning so you’re not baked in the sun. Not recommended doing it on a cloudy day coz your views of the city will probably not be as good from the top. I spoke with several folks who had done the sunrise/sunset hikes, not sure how they do it coz it would be tricky coming down the top in the dark where you have to watch every step. Maybe it’s doable with a headlamp. Either way, this is a phenomenal activity when in Cape Town, something for the entire family!Visited March 2023Travelled with familyWritten 27 March 2023
- SteveLondon, United Kingdom941 contributionsExcellent HikeAmazing views from this hike up lions head. Once you find the car park and the starting point you can’t really go wrong. It does get busy and many people will pass you in both directions but it’s worth taking your time to take in the 360 degree views.Visited February 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 8 April 2023
- vaucouleurOslo, Norway12 contributionsRecommended trip in Cape TownFantastic mountain for people with average to good ability. Note that the path is fairly easy for the first few parts, but you will hit points that require climbing up ladders and steep paths. A very rewarding experience. We walked up in 55 minutes, with stops for photos. Awesome trip. Recommend strongly if you are willing to do a short steep hike.Visited July 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 11 July 2023
- Carmen SantiagoMountain View, California164 contributionsTough climb at the top, spectacular views!If you run marathons, this is an easy hike. For all other humans, it can get streneous. As you get closer to the top it is really tough with your knees taking the brunt of the large rocks. You will also climb four very steep ladders, right against the cliff's face which can feel scary. The hike is full of spectacular 360 degree views of Cape Town. Table mountain looms in most views, you'll see Para gliders jumping off both mountains framing your pictures. In July when we are visiting, the mountainside is covered in yellow flowers. We had a bit of rain, and we're treated to double rainbows pretty much the whole time.Visited July 2023Travelled with familyWritten 23 July 2023
- Dedgar2014Darien, Connecticut130 contributionsCounter clockwise Hike at Lion's HeadWe did the counter clockwise hike so that we would hike all the way around Lion's Head. We started out as a group of six. As we got closer to the top my daughter and I turned around. The top part of the climb consists of very steep ladders against the cliff face. The group of four that went to the top consisted of three marathoners and one in very good shape. All said the last part of the climb was challenging mentally and physically and very rewarding. Highly recommend Hike even if you do not make it all the way to the top. All views were beautiful.Visited July 2023Written 26 July 2023
- Diane BBarrington, Illinois17 contributionsTake the ladders. The alternative was scaryWe recently climbed Lion's Head. I sent my family ahead since I wanted to take my time and not feel pressured. I am a 60 year old woman and consider myself agile. I would not recommend going alone for risk of injuries etc. My biggest concern was when there was a sign that said you can take the ladders or go this other way (recommended route). I chose to skip the two ladders even though I was not afraid. I did this because I was alone and it wasn't very crowded at all so I thought I should take the "preferred" route. I assumed it would be easier. I must have lost the path because it seemded to dead end and I had to climb very steep rocks. No one was in site and I felt lost and started to panic. Fortunately I found the path and a nice family sat with me as I tried to gain my composer. I was terrified. I should have taken the ladders and recommend the ladders for sure. The hike itself was steep with big bolders. The beginning is deceiving since it is just a gravel like path. That's why I send my family ahead. Don't do it alone and take the ladders when there is an option!Visited August 2023Travelled with familyWritten 18 August 2023
- KardoesieJohannesburg, South Africa4,098 contributionsLovely @ Lion's HeadBesides the main climb up Lion’s Head, there are several other paths on the lower slopes that offer rewarding views and slightly easier walks for those that wants to walk more and climb less. Irrespective of the chosen route: Watch the weather. Take a warm jacket and water. Note that it takes as long up as it takes to climb down. Go with a friend. Stick to the paths. Leave your valuables at home, not in your car. Give right of way to the climbers going up. Smile and greet others. ideal for outdoor enthusiasts!Visited August 2023Travelled with friendsWritten 8 September 2023
- Jodes64Binfield, United Kingdom16 contributionsSunset!We took the opportunity to hike Lions Head on a clear afternoon/evening for sunset. The hike up gives great views of Table Mountain and we saw a beautiful sunset over Camps Bay. However, please be careful doing this hike at sunset as it get dark quickly…Visited September 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 11 September 2023
- eker135Aberdeen, United Kingdom84 contributionsOut of this world views!Out of this world views. Make sure to take plenty of water on a warm day and have decent walking shoes or boots with grip on them. The path gets narrow as you go up and includes ladders. If you're not good with heights or used to hill walking I would recommend avoiding it. But if you make it to the top it is well worth it! The views are absolutely stunning. A must do for keen hikers!Visited October 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 19 October 2023
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Rebekah F
25 contributions
Nov 2023 • Friends
I am not a hiker by any means and have some small problems with my knees, but I'm so glad I did this climb. I feel the plus points could also be someone's down points - it's around 1hr 20 if you chose the end path that takes more of a scrambling/ladder route (yes ladders 2000ft in the air), this for me was a bonus as I find just walking up hill monotonous and climbing really fun - however for someone else this could be quite scary.
The route starts with a 20 minute walk up a gravelly hill, 20 minutes up make shift steps and then it builds into fairly big boulders which become steep enough for metal stair ladders for around 20 minutes (some of this can be avoided if you turn left after the first ladder and walk around and up) and a final bit of scrambling to reach the top for around 20 minutes.
Towards the top it gets fairly sandy, I did this in flat running trainers and I was convinced they wouldn't be good enough, but I was fine. I'd highly recommend using your bottom and arms to get back down the initial bit as we saw one person slip!
The views, watching paragliders and feeling epic about yourself are totally worth it if you're a bit of a beginner!
The route starts with a 20 minute walk up a gravelly hill, 20 minutes up make shift steps and then it builds into fairly big boulders which become steep enough for metal stair ladders for around 20 minutes (some of this can be avoided if you turn left after the first ladder and walk around and up) and a final bit of scrambling to reach the top for around 20 minutes.
Towards the top it gets fairly sandy, I did this in flat running trainers and I was convinced they wouldn't be good enough, but I was fine. I'd highly recommend using your bottom and arms to get back down the initial bit as we saw one person slip!
The views, watching paragliders and feeling epic about yourself are totally worth it if you're a bit of a beginner!
Written 23 November 2023
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2 contributions
Aug 2023 • Business
Amazing, brilliant atmosphere with an appeal that seize never to be erased in one's mind. Nature's best outdoors exploring. All you have to do is to take a short left to this wonder. That's not all, it's I. Capetown and there is more to feed your eyes and cherish!❤️
Written 6 November 2023
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TravelingFamilyTrip
Chicago, IL209 contributions
Oct 2023 • Friends
We did a sunrise hike up Lion's Head and had a great time. The hike is a little more difficult than we guessed. It wasn't terrible but our legs were feeling it afterwards. The ladders & all were actually easier than making your way up the boulders nearer the top. You are rewarded with stunning views of the city, ocean shore, and Table Mountain.
Be aware of your timing if you want to see the sunrise. We got there later than planned, but it worked out as we saw the sunrise at the beginning of our hike rather than the summit. But if we'd left a little later, we'd have totally missed out on the sunrise as you're walking on the back (shady, west) side of the peak for a while.
You are advised to hike in groups due to recent robberies on the trail. We didn't have any problems but saw some news articles just after our hike. But other than that, you don't need to have a guide, it's a pretty straightforward trail and Uber to & from the trailhead was easy.
Be aware of your timing if you want to see the sunrise. We got there later than planned, but it worked out as we saw the sunrise at the beginning of our hike rather than the summit. But if we'd left a little later, we'd have totally missed out on the sunrise as you're walking on the back (shady, west) side of the peak for a while.
You are advised to hike in groups due to recent robberies on the trail. We didn't have any problems but saw some news articles just after our hike. But other than that, you don't need to have a guide, it's a pretty straightforward trail and Uber to & from the trailhead was easy.
Written 2 November 2023
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the_globetrotters
Norwich, UK319 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
The hike is not too bad and there are sections requiring a little scramble but the views are amazing. Make sure you stop to take the views in.
Also keep your valuables hidden and cameras tucked away. A lot of crime happens on this mountain but it can be avoided with some common sense and ensuring you stay alert and travel in groups. Check the weather forecast and if visiting check certain Facebook pages to see if there are any security issues
Also keep your valuables hidden and cameras tucked away. A lot of crime happens on this mountain but it can be avoided with some common sense and ensuring you stay alert and travel in groups. Check the weather forecast and if visiting check certain Facebook pages to see if there are any security issues
Written 26 October 2023
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eker135
Aberdeen, UK84 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
Out of this world views. Make sure to take plenty of water on a warm day and have decent walking shoes or boots with grip on them. The path gets narrow as you go up and includes ladders. If you're not good with heights or used to hill walking I would recommend avoiding it. But if you make it to the top it is well worth it! The views are absolutely stunning. A must do for keen hikers!
Written 19 October 2023
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Pearl D
London, UK5 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
The place for sundowners. A great hike up. Bubbles and picnic a top. Well worth the effort. Highly recommended
Written 15 October 2023
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Calanthe
2 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
Awesome panorama with great but sometimes somewhat challenging small climbing passages. But be careful ‼️
My boyfriend and me wanted to climb up the Lion Head early in the morning to enjoy the sunrise. Halfway up we were robbed by two men armed with knives. Luckily nothing happened to us, but of course all our valuables were taken from us. The police officer told us that two more couples were robbed this morning at the Lions Head. Therefore, it is absolutely recommended to make the ascent in the dark only in a larger group.
My boyfriend and me wanted to climb up the Lion Head early in the morning to enjoy the sunrise. Halfway up we were robbed by two men armed with knives. Luckily nothing happened to us, but of course all our valuables were taken from us. The police officer told us that two more couples were robbed this morning at the Lions Head. Therefore, it is absolutely recommended to make the ascent in the dark only in a larger group.
Written 3 October 2023
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Jodes64
Binfield, UK16 contributions
Sep 2023 • Couples
We took the opportunity to hike Lions Head on a clear afternoon/evening for sunset. The hike up gives great views of Table Mountain and we saw a beautiful sunset over Camps Bay. However, please be careful doing this hike at sunset as it get dark quickly…
Written 11 September 2023
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Kardoesie
Johannesburg, South Africa4 098 contributions
Aug 2023 • Friends
Besides the main climb up Lion’s Head, there are several other paths on the lower slopes that offer rewarding views and slightly easier walks for those that wants to walk more and climb less.
Irrespective of the chosen route: Watch the weather. Take a warm jacket and water. Note that it takes as long up as it takes to climb down. Go with a friend. Stick to the paths. Leave your valuables at home, not in your car. Give right of way to the climbers going up. Smile and greet others.
ideal for outdoor enthusiasts!
Irrespective of the chosen route: Watch the weather. Take a warm jacket and water. Note that it takes as long up as it takes to climb down. Go with a friend. Stick to the paths. Leave your valuables at home, not in your car. Give right of way to the climbers going up. Smile and greet others.
ideal for outdoor enthusiasts!
Written 8 September 2023
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Diane B
Barrington, IL17 contributions
Aug 2023 • Family
We recently climbed Lion's Head. I sent my family ahead since I wanted to take my time and not feel pressured. I am a 60 year old woman and consider myself agile. I would not recommend going alone for risk of injuries etc. My biggest concern was when there was a sign that said you can take the ladders or go this other way (recommended route). I chose to skip the two ladders even though I was not afraid. I did this because I was alone and it wasn't very crowded at all so I thought I should take the "preferred" route. I assumed it would be easier. I must have lost the path because it seemded to dead end and I had to climb very steep rocks. No one was in site and I felt lost and started to panic. Fortunately I found the path and a nice family sat with me as I tried to gain my composer. I was terrified. I should have taken the ladders and recommend the ladders for sure. The hike itself was steep with big bolders. The beginning is deceiving since it is just a gravel like path. That's why I send my family ahead. Don't do it alone and take the ladders when there is an option!
Written 18 August 2023
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Is it safe to start the lion head's hike at 5 AM with 2 pax by the 10th December 2023?
Pennyep
West Alexandria, OH2 contributions
If short on time would you do this hike or the cable car to table mountain?
If you're short on time and have to choose between hiking Lions Head or taking the cable car to Table Mountain, it really depends on your preferences and fitness level.
The hike up Lions Head takes about 2-3 hours round trip, depending on your pace and fitness level. The trail is steep in places, and there are ladders and chains to help you climb up the rocky sections. The views from the top are stunning, with panoramic views of the city, ocean, and surrounding mountains.
If you're not up for the hike or have limited time, taking the cable car up to Table Mountain is a good alternative. The cable car ride takes about 5 minutes, and you'll be rewarded with similar breathtaking views of Cape Town and the surrounding areas.
Personally, I would recommend doing the Lions Head hike if you have the time and fitness level. It's a great way to experience the natural beauty of Cape Town and get some exercise in. Plus, the views from the top are truly unbeatable.
To plan your Lions Head hike, check out
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For more information about LH and Table Mountain and the cable car
Yolande
Cape Town Central, South Africa5 contributions
Is it safe to walk alone?
When it comes to walking alone, safety is always a concern, and it's important to take precautions no matter where you are. In the case of hiking up Lions Head in Cape Town, it's generally considered safe to walk alone during the day, as long as you take certain safety measures.
Firstly, it's always a good idea to let someone know where you're going and when you expect to return, just in case something happens. It's also a good idea to carry a fully charged phone, plenty of water, and sunscreen, as the climb can be strenuous and the sun can be strong.
Additionally, it's recommended that you stick to the main trail, as taking shortcuts or veering off the path can be dangerous. Lastly, it's best to avoid walking alone at night, as the area can be poorly lit and more dangerous.
To learn more about hiking up Lions Head, visit
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and
( w w w . lionsheadhike . c o m )
and
{ w w w . lionsheadcapetown . c o m }
Is it free to hike at Lion's head without guided tour?
Yes, it is free to hike at Lion's Head without a guided tour. The trail is open to the public and there is no entrance fee or permit required. However, it is important to note that it is safer to hike with a guide, especially if you are unfamiliar with the area or the trail.
A guide can provide important information about the trail, the terrain, and any potential hazards, which can help ensure a safe and enjoyable hike. Additionally, a guide can also offer insights into the history and culture of the area, which can enhance the overall experience.
If you're interested in hiking with a guide, there are several companies that offer guided tours of Lion's Head. To learn more about these tours, visit
[ w w w . hikelionshead . c o . z a ]
and
( w w w . lionsheadhike . c o m )
and
{ w w w . lionsheadcapetown . c o m }
Is it safe to climb if there are winds ?
It's generally safe to hike up Lion's Head in Cape Town, but if there are strong winds, it can become dangerous. Winds can be unpredictable and can make it difficult to keep your balance, especially when hiking up steep sections of the trail or climbing up the ladders and chains.
It's important to check the weather forecast before attempting the hike, and to avoid hiking on days with high wind warnings. If you're already on the trail and the winds pick up, it's best to turn back and descend the mountain, as the winds can make it dangerous to continue.
To plan your Lion's Head hike and to check weather conditions, visit
[ w w w . hikelionshead . c o . z a ]
and
( w w w . lionsheadhike . c o m )
and
{ w w w . lionsheadcapetown . c o m }
Jan de Wit
5 contributions
is climbing with kids (5-7) advisable?
Climbing Lion's Head with young children aged 5-7 can be challenging, especially for those who are not experienced hikers. While it is possible to climb Lion's Head with kids, it is important to take extra precautions to ensure their safety and well-being.
If you're planning to climb Lion's Head with your kids, I would highly recommend booking a guided tour from one of the websites I mentioned earlier, such as "w w w. hikelionshead . co . za" or "w w w .lionsheadhike . com". A guided tour can help ensure that you and your kids are well-prepared for the climb, and that you have access to expert guidance and support along the way.
Guided tours can also offer additional benefits for families, such as educational opportunities and the chance to meet other hikers. Additionally, a guide can help ensure that you and your children are following best practices for hiking and staying safe on the mountain.
In summary, climbing Lion's Head with young children can be challenging, but it is possible with the right preparation and guidance. I would recommend booking a guided tour from "w w w . hikelionshead . co . za" or "w w w. lionsheadhike . com" to ensure that you and your kids have a safe and enjoyable climb.
Cazza2606
Brisbane, Australia6 contributions
As a solo traveller, is it safe to climb Lions Head alone or is it best to hire a guide?
As a solo traveler, it is generally safe to climb Lion's Head alone, as long as you take the necessary precautions and are aware of potential risks. However, it's always recommended to hire a guide, especially if you are unfamiliar with the area or the trail.
A guide can provide important information about the trail, the terrain, and any potential hazards, which can help ensure a safe and enjoyable hike. Additionally, a guide can offer insights into the history and culture of the area, which can enhance the overall experience.
If you decide to climb Lion's Head alone, it's important to take precautions, such as letting someone know where you are going and when you plan to return, carrying plenty of water, and being aware of potential risks, such as strong winds or slippery rocks.
To learn more about hiking up Lion's Head and to find a guide, visit
[ w w w . hikelionshead . c o . z a ]
and
( w w w . lionsheadhike . c o m )
and
{ w w w . lionsheadcapetown . c o m }
Isa A
Doha, Qatar9 contributions
Can I drive to top of Lion's Head?
Unfortunately, it is not possible to drive to the top of Lion's Head. The only way to reach the summit is by hiking up the trail, which takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.
However, there are several parking areas near the base of the trail, including the Signal Hill Parking Lot and the Lion's Head Parking Lot, where you can park your car before beginning the hike.
To plan your Lion's Head hike and to learn more about the trail, visit
[ w w w . hikelionshead . c o . z a ]
and
( w w w . lionsheadhike . c o m )
and
{ w w w . lionsheadcapetown . c o m }
Rafaela A
Rio de Janeiro, RJ201 contributions
Olá, saberia dizer se a Wally's Cave continua fechada?
You can check the websites below for the latest updates on the status of Wally's Cave:
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w w w . l i o n s h e a d h i k e . c o m
w w w . l i o n s h e a d c a p e t o w n . c o m
These websites may have information about trail closures, safety updates, and other important information for hikers planning to visit Wally's Cave. It's always a good idea to check for updates before embarking on any hiking trip to ensure that you are prepared and safe.
Sachin K
New York City, NY5 857 contributions
Is there anything such as a closing time for Lion's head attraction ? How much totaltime does it take to go up, enjoy the views up there & then come down ?
Lion's Head hiking trail does not have an official closing time, but it's best to start the hike early in the day, especially if you plan to spend a few hours at the summit. The total time it takes to hike up, enjoy the views, and come down can vary depending on your fitness level and the amount of time you spend at the summit.
On average, it takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to hike up the trail and another hour or so to enjoy the views at the summit. The descent can take anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour, depending on your pace.
It's important to keep in mind that the trail can be challenging in some sections, especially the final ascent to the summit, which involves ladders and chains. It's important to take your time and be aware of potential hazards.
To plan your Lion's Head hike and to learn more about the trail, visit
[ w w w . hikelionshead . c o . z a ]
and
( w w w . lionsheadhike . c o m )
and
{ w w w . lionsheadcapetown . c o m }
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