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The Drakensberg Mountains The Drakensberg Mountains form a 200 km range which is a world heritage site. The ox wagons of the Boers negotiated its precipitous passes in 1837 on the Great Trek. |
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The Blyde River Canyon The River flows through a rugged gorge some 800 metres below the Escarpment crests. This rock formation is called “The Three Roundavals”, as the tops of the spirals appear to have a hut-like rounded roof. |
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The Blyde River The river winds its way down toward the Blyderivierspoort Dam. |
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The Sound of Rushing Water The rainy season ensured that the waterfalls were in full spate. |
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Lisabon Falls Lisabon falls are on the periphery of the Blyde River Canyon. |
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God’s Window God’s Window offers a spectacular panoramic view over the low veldt. |