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Blyde River Canyon Nature ReserveThis stunning 260-sq-km reserve centres on the 30km-long Blyde River Canyon, where epic rock formations tower above the forested slopes and eagle-eye…
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Blyde River Canyon Nature ReserveThis stunning 260-sq-km reserve centres on the 30km-long Blyde River Canyon, where epic rock formations tower above the forested slopes and eagle-eye…
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Three Rondavels ViewpointThe area's highlight, with a staggering view of these enormous rounds of rock, their pointed, grassy tops resembling giant huts carved into the side of…
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Bourke’s Luck PotholesThese bizarre cylindrical holes were carved into the rock by whirlpools at the confluence of the Blyde and Treur Rivers. Bridges span the rivers,…
Affords stunning views up the canyon, to the glistening Blydepoort Dam at the far end surrounded by forested slopes. The rocky cones of the Three…
A viewpoint offering amazing vistas. Take the trail up to the rainforest (300 steps), where you might spot rare birds, including the elusive loerie, on…
This waterfall is a highlight of the Blyde River Canyon area, especially in summer (October to March), when the water flows hardest.
A striking skyscraper-like rock formation.
Stone Age relics have been found in these caves, which were discovered in 1923 and named after dripstone formations that echo when tapped. The one-hour…
Crashing down the cliffs, this waterfall is at its most impressive in summer (October to March), when there is most water.
A viewpoint offering amazing vistas of the lowveld far below.