The Cape is not short of waterfalls in winter. Following many days of rain that pushed dam levels up by 9.2%, there has been an abundance of bountiful waterfalls flowing steadily down various mountainsides.
Local photographer Nigel Riley captured serene pictures of the “Admiral’s waterfall” in Simon’s Town, flowing happily after the much-needed rains.
A huge waterfall on Table Mountain flowed heavily down the iconic landmark following the rainy weather.
Some hikers took to the mountain and were able to record the beautiful sight.
Cape Town rain is overflowing Table Mountain. Looks like a waterfall pic.twitter.com/XP54DyadEm
— Gerhard Badenhorst (@GerhardBadenh11) July 14, 2020
TABLE MOUNTAIN.
waterfalls from Africa face over the city bowl , sweeping down a hiking path .
Rarely seen!!!!WOW ????????????? pic.twitter.com/lBEgpq4CxK
— Jacqueline (@JacquelineJ_76) July 13, 2020
Those travelling along Du Toitskloof Pass were able to spot a number of waterfalls flowing down the mountainside from the road.
RT lovecapetown: RT ReenvalIn: Beautiful waterfalls in the Du #Toitskloof_pass Western Cape and the mountain peaks are capped with snow ?️ ? Loanda Pieterse SAWeatherServic afriwx AnnetteBotha_WX debeer_anika JoelGuy_ Amorersg zarsg TeamNews24 Themet… pic.twitter.com/YvHyLi2C9B
— IG: The Jax Blog (@thejaxblog) July 12, 2020
Picture: Nigel Riley
