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Lion’s Head Jeep Track Temporarily Closed for Maintenance, Alternative Routes Remain Open

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The South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the temporary closure of the Lion’s Head Jeep Track for essential maintenance, reminding visitors that safety and preservation remain top priorities.

 

The closure will take effect from 20 April 2026 and is expected to remain in place until 20 June 2026, depending on weather conditions and the progress of the work.

 

During this time, the Jeep Track will be completely inaccessible to the public.

 

Despite the closure, SANParks says hikers can still reach the Lion’s Head summit via alternative routes.

“These include the Kramat Trail on Signal Hill Road, the Upper Rhine Road trail, and the route from Kloof Road. Lion’s Head parking area will remain open for those starting their hike from the Kramat side.”

 

This maintenance effort is part of SANParks’ ongoing commitment to improving trail safety and enhancing the overall visitor experience.

 

Members of the public are encouraged to respect all signage and follow safety instructions throughout the closure period.

 

Loushe Jordaan-Gilbert
Loushe Jordaan-Gilbert
Loushé Jordaan Gilbert has been telling community stories since 2014. She began her career as a community journalist, dedicated to amplifying local voices and shedding light on the everyday realities communities face.

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