This breathtaking waterfall is close to Kaapschehoop, a historic mining community known for its herds of wild horses. The 30-meter-tall Battery Creek Falls is within ten minutes’ walk from Kaapsehoop. You will need to travel a few hundred meters to the waterfall, descend into the canyon, and follow the stream to the falls’ base. Although […]
Berlin Falls are a breathtaking natural beauty that can be found along the Panorama Route. The falls are shaped like a gigantic candle. The “wick” of the candle is formed by a small, naturally occurring canal at the top of the falls. As water drops from this point, it fans out, forming the remaining portion […]
At the Montrose Falls, near the Sudwala Caves, the Crocodile River flows over a 12-meter high rock face into a series of pools. There are in actual fact two falls, one above and one below the main cascade. They can be accessed through MH Guest Farm.
Four kilometres down Old Lydenburg Road, with signage on the left, are these falls. A quick stroll around the picturesque landscapes offers the chance to see amazing wildlife and birdlife. The cascade-style falls are shortly reached via the trail. Aptly titled, the Horseshoe Falls is a magnificent spectacle in the shape of a horseshoe. Thus, […]
Bridal Veil Falls is named because the sheer 70-meter rock wall it descends from, which gives the falls the appearance of a veil’s delicate white fabric. The Veil is only reachable via a delightful (and quick) 750-meter stroll. Put this on your bucket list, please!
What is mesmerising about the Kadishi waterfall is the striking resemblance the rock face of the waterfall bears to a weeping face, the drop of water very like a sheet of tears. For this reason it has been called the ‘weeping face of nature’. Hidden at the end of the Blyde Dam, it is one […]
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 […]
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. […]
Lone Creek Falls is one of most well-known landmarks along the Panorama route. Soak in the ethereal atmosphere at Lone Creek Falls, which plummets down 70 m from atop a lushly vegetated rock face. Lying just 200m from the parking area, there is easy access for nature enthusiasts of all ages. Please note that a […]
The Lisbon Falls are just three kilometers to the south of the Berlin Falls on the Lisbon River. The Lisbon River plunges down in a double stream, 90 meters high, over a semicircular rock face. There is a 100-meter footpath leading from the parking area to a vantage point, at the base of the falls […]
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