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Wet Cape Town mountain trails leave two tourists needing rescue

29 April 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Two international hikers were rescued from Lion’s Head and Silvermine after slipping on wet Cape Town trails. Wilderness Search and Rescue is urging hikers to take extra care as winter conditions make …Read More at Source

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