The Maria Shires Falls is a little waterfall in Sabie named by Joseph Brooke Shires Jr, whose mother’s name was Maria. He played a massive role in the forestry industry of the entire Sabie region in the late 1800’s. His extended family was also instrumental in the spheres of local mining and timber, which remains […]

 This 3km circular route starts and finishes at the Mac Mac Pools, 13km from Sabie on the R532 road to Graskop.  The trail takes you through veld and scattered patches of indigenous forest.  There is little shade along the route and precautions against sunburn is advised.  You do not need a permit for this walk, […]

Bridal Veil Falls cascades down 70m of sheer rock face, which results in the falls resembling the delicate white cloth of a veil. The Veil cannot be accessed directly by road but by a pleasant (and short) 750m hike through lush indigenous forests. Do not be deterred as the reward is a breathtaking sight. The […]

 These falls are found 4kms off the Old Lydenburg Road, signposted on the left side. A short walk through the beautiful terrains affords one the opportunity to spot magnificent birdlife and other wildlife. The trail soon leads to the cascade type falls. The Horseshoe Falls was aptly named so as it is in the shape […]

The Mac Mac Falls lies 13 km from Sabie on the R532 road towards Graskop. This waterfall was originally a single stream, but gold miners blasted it with dynamite to divert the river in an attempt to work the rich gold-bearing reef over which it plunges, resulting in the twin streams that we see today. […]