Constantia Greenbelt

The amazing and vast Constantia Greenbelt offers a variety of beautiful hiking trails, cycling trails and even trails to enjoy horse-riding through. Constantia Valley is one of Cape Towns best wine growing regions and is home to a number of popular wine estates, which produce world renown wines throughout the year and showcase the talent and passion expressed through our countries finest local winemakers. These stunning natural trails are not far removed from the villages and wine estates surrounding the, and many of trails are entwined, connecting by side roads and windy paths and protected by large trees and lush green bushes. The less strenuous hikes or walks are about 30 - 45 minutes long, perfect for an effortless stroll to get in touch with nature, get away from the demanding rush of city life and release stress. You can even fit one of these walks into your schedule, by starting your day out with a stroll before visiting some choice wine estates and enjoying a family picnic or day of leisure. The Constantia Green Belt Trails, like those around other areas of Cape Town, are safer over weekends and with groups consisting of more than 4 people. The trails you can expect to come across and explore in the Constantia Green Belt include the more popular and pet friendly Alphen Trail, where you can walk alongside the Diep River, cross a few bridges and eventually discover the Le Seuer Meadow - connecting with the Diep River Trail. For a relaxing Sunday stroll with breathtaking views, the Brommersvlei trail offers fresh air and picturesque green pastures. De Hal Nature Area is a good choice, if you would like to enjoy a longer walk or prefer to jog over a more substantial distance.