The Western Cape, where the Pedal Power Association has its offices, offers a wide variety of MTB trails, from easy dirt roads to technical singletrack.

Favourite MTB areas include:
- Tokai upper 
- Tokai lower
- Deer Park (the front section of Table Mountain below the tar road)
- The jeep tracks around Rhodes Memorial on Table Mountain (not the footpaths)
- Majik Forest (Durbanville)
- Jonkershoek (Stellenbosch)
- Grabouw
- Lebanon (Elgin)
- Oak Valley (Elgin)
- Groenlandberg
- Delvera (Stellenbosch)

Route descriptions
We'll soon be uploading descriptions of the various areas. In the meantime, please send us a description of your favourite ride to add, including:

- Directions to the venue
- General information about parking facilities
- Length and number of different routes
- Technical difficulty, including length of singletrack
- Is there water available en route?
- Are there coffee shops nearby?
- Contact information of authority in charge of this section
- Anything else you think your fellow dirt lovers would like to know!

CURRENT 'NO GO' AREAS
Please note that it is currently illegal to ride in Newlands Forest, Cecilia Forest, or the green belts in Constantia.

Trail building and repairs
Over the years, the PPA has sponsored and/or commissioned the building and repairing of many kilometres of singletrack, including several routes in upper Tokai, Majik Forest, Jonkershoek, Lebanon and Groenlandberg in the Western Cape, as well as trails around Ballito Bay in Kwazulu-Natal.

The Association is currently (2009) funding an investigation into the creation of some several hundred kilometres of new MTB trails in the greater Durbenville Hills area.

We are also contributing to a "Source2Sea" biodiversity study to explore linking several "Green belts" and routes in the southern Peninsula, working closely with the Tokai and Constantia Green Belt Associations in this regard.

If you know of an area that needs urgent attention, please drop us an email.