This trail meanders through the terrain and mountains until you reach the glorious top. It is a constant ascent with minor flat areas to give you a chance to catch your breath.

There is a wrecked car on the trail - we still cannot understand how it got there. Was it planted there? We are not sure, but it does add a sort of suspense to the rugged terrain.

The view is just incredible. The best way to hike through this short but feisty trail is to stop frequently and embrace the view, look up to see the cable cars pass you by and hope that the passengers can see you from above. You will find yourself asking the question, "Now why did I not just go up in the cable car?" but then where is the fun in that? The sense of accomplishment after a mighty hike through rugged terrain is way better than hanging in the air. (Although that is also not too shabby, I did try that too.)

The venue at the top of the mountain is like an oasis with its many resting areas and food outlets. They have a few large bean bags for relaxation and some find themselves catching a cat-nap before descending the trail.

The view of the Harties Dam is astonishing.

When you complete this hike, you are absolutely rewarded with a seat on the Iron Throne for a memory capture.

The entrance for this venue is R75 pp.

You can also access this venue through the Harties Cable Way at R300 pp return or R180 one-way then you can opt to either hike up or down.

They only accept card payments.

Definitely a must-do trail!