Gods Window

Forming part of the Blyde river canyon and overlooking the lowveld "Gods Window" has become one of the most popular view sights in South Africa

Three Rondavels

View Site affords magnificent views of the famous peaks of quartzite and shale, known as the three rondavels

Maria Shires

In honour of pioneer, Maria Shires (Born Taylor) 1814 to 1875, whose mortal remains lie buried close by.

The Pinnacle

Pinnacle Rock is a tall column of weathered quartzite littered with bright aloes.

Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park

Bourkes Luck Potholes

at the confluence of the Treur and Blyde rivers is one of the most remarkable geological phenomena in the country

Graskop

situated on the outskirts of the Blyde river canyon and only 8km from Gods Window

Blyde River Canyon

God's Window at an altitude of 1730 m, offers magnificent views across the Lowveld

Berlin Falls

Berlin Falls were named after the farm on which they are situated and are 45m high.

Forrest Falls

10m high, on the Mac Mac river, can only be viewed by walking the 3.5km Forest Falls Nature Trail

Graskop

The first records of Graskop history start in 1843, with the arrival of the Voortrekkers in the area.

Lookout tower

One of the many lookout towers you will find perched on the mountain tops

Lone Creek

situated 9km from Sabie on the old Lydenburg road. A lovely short walk of 200m through the thick vegetation of the gorge reaches a pool

Long Tom Pass

which links Sabie with Lydenburg, is one of the most spectacular mountain passes in the country

Kruger National Park

Lisbon Falls

are a spectacular 95m treble cascade that tumbles into the dark green pools far below.