Dog Bones 2 hiking trail
Cycling Route
Details
6.93 mi
1,488 ft
This hiking trail uses the Dog Bones 2 enduro track for the start. The parking can be found by following the map for Dog Bones 2 parking area map. Follow the driving directions park your car below the home stead and begin to walk up hill. Be sure to put valuables out of side and lock your doors. Enter the gate behind the home stead and then follow the trail to the left. this trail follows the ridge through some washed out areas. Just continue upward and the path is evident. School children use this trail daily to go to school.
As you are walking look to your left and you will see on the opposite mountain side a steep road into the valley this will be your decent into the valley toward the end. Continue up and stay on the ridge eventually you will come out of the trees and onto a grassy plain. Find the road that continues south and follow this or wander where ever you please. The trail follows an old road and ends at a gate where you turn left up the hill and follow the contour back toward the direction you came from. this gives a sweeping view of the surrounding area. Continue until you find a road downward, take it. Make your way to an old road that heads back up the mountain to where you began your hike.
2-3 hours
Locals are friendly and safe
Trail is easy to find and navigate
Steep sections give way to easy level walking
Note this is not a marked trail it follows cattle trails and foot paths and gravel roads
Embark on this if you want a rural Swazi adventure.
As you are walking look to your left and you will see on the opposite mountain side a steep road into the valley this will be your decent into the valley toward the end. Continue up and stay on the ridge eventually you will come out of the trees and onto a grassy plain. Find the road that continues south and follow this or wander where ever you please. The trail follows an old road and ends at a gate where you turn left up the hill and follow the contour back toward the direction you came from. this gives a sweeping view of the surrounding area. Continue until you find a road downward, take it. Make your way to an old road that heads back up the mountain to where you began your hike.
2-3 hours
Locals are friendly and safe
Trail is easy to find and navigate
Steep sections give way to easy level walking
Note this is not a marked trail it follows cattle trails and foot paths and gravel roads
Embark on this if you want a rural Swazi adventure.
Created By
sean boehrig