Our Projects
Table Mountain National Park - Get Connected
Get connected to RTR South Africa
Face Book: http://bit.ly/RTRSouthAfricaFans
Check Back Later for more ways
to get involved in RTR South Africa!
- Description of Area
- Conservation Value
- Scientific Research and Facilities
- Challenges to Overcome
- Project Description
- Project Partners
- Get Connected
About RTR The Goal Our Methods Our Projects
Get Involved About EPS
Table Mountain National Park - Partners
- Description of Area
- Conservation Value
- Scientific Research and Facilities
- Challenges to Overcome
- Project Description
- Project Partners
- Get Connected
About RTR The Goal Our Methods Our Projects
Get Involved About EPS
Table Mountain National Park - Challanges
- Description of Area
- Conservation Value
- Scientific Research and Facilities
- Challenges to Overcome
- Project Description
- Project Partners
- Get Connected
About RTR The Goal Our Methods Our Projects
Get Involved About EPS
Table Mountain National Park - Description
Situated at the south-western tip of Africa, the Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) encompasses the incredibly scenic Table Mountain Chain stretching from Signal Hill in the north to Cape Point in the south and the seas and coastline of the peninsula.
The narrow finger of land with its beautiful valleys, bays and beaches is surrounded by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean in the west and the warmer waters of False Bay and has within its boundaries two world-renowned landmarks - majestic Table Mountain and the legendary Cape of Good Hope.
The Park is recognized globally for its extraordinarily rich, diverse and unique fauna and flora - with rugged cliffs, steep slopes and sandy flats - is a truly remarkable natural, scenic, historical, cultural and recreational asset both locally and internationally. Nowhere else in the world does an area of such spectacular beauty and such rich bio-diversity exist almost entirely within a metropolitan area - the thriving and cosmopolitan city of Cape Town.
A unique feature of the TMNP is that it is primarily an open access Park with only three points where conservation fees are payable, Cape of Good Hope, Boulders and Silvermine, the rest of the Park is open access and free for all to enjoy.
More Information
- Description of Area
- Conservation Value
- Scientific Research and Facilities
- Challenges to Overcome
- Project Description
- Project Partners
- Get Connected
About RTR The Goal Our Methods Our Projects
Get Involved About EPS
Table Mountain National Park - Scientific Research and Facilities
Table Mountain National Park - Scientific Research and Facilities
- Description of Area
- Conservation Value
- Scientific Research and Facilities
- Challenges to Overcome
- Project Description
- Project Partners
- Get Connected
