Cape to Cape’s 5 stars on Tripadvisor

Cape to Cape’s 5 stars on Tripadvisor

We’ve had so many hikers rave about their experience tackling Margaret River’s Cape to Cape walk – and give us 5 stars on Tripadvisor. So we thought we’d share the love and share their insights into an adventure with Cape To Cape Explorer Tours! Their words...
Caring for the Cape to Cape Track

Caring for the Cape to Cape Track

To coincide with Landcare Week 7-13 August 2023, writer and keen hiker Pete Geall talks with The Friends of the Cape To Cape Volunteers and shares some of his own experiences of the famous track. As an avid walker, I’ve been walking sections of the Cape to Cape (C2C)...
Walking with indigenous seasons

Walking with indigenous seasons

The indigenous Wadandi people of the Margaret River region observed six seasons, with Makuru under way now. It’s the wet season and also the season of fertility. The indigenoius seasons are closely linked to the flora, fauna, weather and connections when it comes to...
Fungi and flowers of Boranup Forest

Fungi and flowers of Boranup Forest

The enchanted Boranup Forest must be one of the most magical sections the 124km Cape to Cape Track. And as well as the soaring karri trees overhead, there is a special ecosystem of flowers and fungi in the understorey for hikers to enjoy. Stroll beneath salmon pink...
Cape to Cape Explorer Tours team grows

Cape to Cape Explorer Tours team grows

The Cape to Cape Explorer Tours team continues to grow with some great new talent joining the ranks of our experienced guides. We’ve welcomed James Hartley, who is the new king of the kids, running our schools program. And Andrew Green, a Margaret River veteran...