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The Otter trail is officially the oldest and undoubtedly the most iconic hiking trail in South Africa. The trail, which runs along the spectacular coastline between the Storms River mouth and Nature’s Valley, was opened in 1968 and is considered one of the finest multi-day trails in the world.
The Otter Trail is officially the oldest and most iconic hiking trail in South Africa. Opened in 1968 and named after the shy Cape Clawless Otter that inhabits the estuaries and streams of this region.
The trail hugs the Tsitsikamma coast close to the pounding surf and zigzags where the coastal plateau rises to an elevation of 200 metres and cliffs drop steeply into the sea. The total distance for the trail is 42km and there are six (6) escape routes that have forest huts for resting.
The Otter Trail is one of the most iconic and famous multi-day hikes in South Africa. Located along the Garden Route, it’s not a technical trek, but it will kick your butt if you’ve made yourself scarce at the gym. It’s also ridiculously hard to secure a permit.
The Otter Trail is a hiking trail along the Garden Route coast of South Africa and is named for the Cape clawless otter [1] which occurs in this region. This trail is widely regarded as one of the finest in the world and stretches from Storms River Mouth in the east to Nature's Valley in the west, is 26 km long as the crow flies and 44 km as ...
A detailed guide to hiking the Otter Trail in South Africa. Day by day itinerary, how to book, overnight huts, Bloukrans River cross, packing tips, cost
The world-famous five-day, four-night hike that traverses rugged coastline, indigenous forests, includes an adrenaline-filled Bloukrans River crossing, crystal clear streams and waterfalls, provides a physical challenge that leaves you breathless at the scenic beauty.
Hiking the Otter Trail: A Journey through a Breath-taking Coastal Paradise Nestled along the rugged coastline of South Africa's Garden Route, the Otter Trail stands as a testament to nature's artistry.
South Africa's Otter Trail is considered by most serious hikers as the best hiking trail in the country. The next day features the most varied section of the trail. It includes a walk through a stunning forest before reaching the solid quartz outcrop of Skilderkrans, a great place to take a break.
Distance: 45km. Number of days: 5 days, 4 nights. Type of terrain: The entire trail basically consists of steep climbs through lush Afromontane forests to fynbos-rich plateaus, followed by steep descents to pristine coastline. Fitness level: Moderate.