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Peninsula Half Marathon

Cape Peninsula Half Marathon — parcours découverte

Bergvliet, Le Cap, Afrique du Sud

Explore the Cape Peninsula on foot from Bergvliet to Simon’s Town, via Muizenberg, Kalk Bay, Fish Hoek and Glencairn. This discovery route is inspired by the Peninsula Half Marathon area; built using OpenStreetMap, it does not necessarily follow a race edition. It ends in Simon’s Town outside the naval base. Outside the event, check access, traffic and local conditions before setting off; arrange your return to the start.

21.2kmDistance
+219mElevation
229mD−
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Enriched elevation profile. Elevation derived from Copernicus DEM GLO-30

Route reference

Prepare the Cape Peninsula Half Marathon — parcours découverte route

The Cape Peninsula Half Marathon — parcours découverte page brings together published data for this running route.

The route is listed from Bergvliet, Le Cap, Afrique du Sud to Simon’s Town, Afrique du Sud, with 21.2 km and an unpublished ascent on the page.

Listed organiser: Celtic Harriers.

Start / area
Bergvliet, Le Cap, Afrique du Sud
Finish
Simon’s Town, Afrique du Sud
Distance
21.2 km

GPX track and calculated values

Calculated values for this track: 21.2 km of distance calculated from the GPX track · 219 m ascent calculated with Copernicus DEM GLO-30.

Distance follows the GPX geometry; ascent uses elevations derived from Copernicus DEM GLO-30. These calculations remain separate from the organiser's figures.

Available source-page figures match the calculated values at the displayed precision.

Sources reviewed

Official sources: 1 · sources with a recorded review date: 2. Updates from the organiser always take precedence.

Latest recorded check: 6 November 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Cape Peninsula Half Marathon — parcours découverte GPX available?

Yes. The track and its profile can be viewed here, and the file is available as a free download from this page.

Do these details replace the organiser's instructions?

No. This page makes sources easier to consult and separates published data from GPX calculations. Check the latest official instructions before the start.

Reviewed information

Preparation and points to check

Differences and information still uncertain

These items are shown explicitly so an approximation is never presented as official data.

  • This discovery route uses OpenStreetMap data and differs from the official race course.
  • © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0.

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Sources and provenance

These links point to the documents used. The organiser's instructions remain authoritative if they change.

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