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Drakensberg, Clarens, Lesotho, Midlands Meander Map 2020.Cdr BETHLEHEM N3 Road to Villiers and Volksrust Road to Warden and Reitz Roads to Bethlehem N5 HARRISHITH Korfskop N5 Karma Backpackers KESTELL R74 S194 S189 S230 S10 ARTS AND SWINBURN Mount Paul Dina’s S22 SCENIC ROUTE Peak Tepel- R57 VAN REENEN Slabbertsnek Kop Elandsrivierkop S1258 Rooikop Oorsprongberg S919 Watersmeet Koeberg Spioenkop S205 Nambiti Big 5 Spitskop Mooihoek Guest N3 Private Game Reserve R712 SLABBERTS Node se [2376m] Farm Self Catering S20 S188 Sterkfontein Tepelkop Koppie S188 Besters Golden Gate Dam S217 Highlands National Park R712 Photo: Audley Travel Peace Majestic Drakensberg Mountains S199 Town Pieringkop Wonderkop Tugela Toll Plaza S205 Koeberg [1970m] R74 Kristalpan Highlands Mountain Retreat R26 N11 S1047 Dynasty Red University of the Sand River Mount Brandwag Sentinel Hiking Trail S22 Free State - Qwaqwa DISTANCES: Noupoortsnek Mountain Ranch Basotho Cultural Valley Horeb Golden Gate Campus S199 Maluti Mountain Lodge Sugar and Cinnaman Hotel & Chalets Village [Accommodation] Drie Mountain Villa Road to Dundee 4 Drumrock Restaurant Glen Reenen Rest Camp and Chalets S20 Clarens to Afrisci (Lesotho) - 126km Susters Priory Cottage West-Wood Cottage Sterkfontein Dam S925 Barrister House Kiara Lodge and Newcastle Casamori Holkrans Vulture Hide Nature Reserve Ongeag GH Golf R712 Bergwoning Hiking Trail Langtoon Waterfall Clarens to Howick - 290km Ash River Lodge CLARENS Guest Farm Swartkop Lichens [2422m] Pass PHUTHADITJHABA Fairview Jovali Loft Room Sunnyside Ribbokkop Clarens to Johannesburg - 300km Jovali Estates Arundel @ Craigrossie Guest Farm Mount St Fort Country House Snow [2829m] LADYSMITH Studios Castle in Clarens Hill Lebanon Clarens to Durban - 380km Linwood Guest Farm De Ark Mountain Lodge [2786m] Schaapplaats Farm Babangiboni Mont Ventersberg Ridge Road Ashgar Equestrian Kilburn Dam Plaisir Country House Rebellie Game Farm Monantsa Pass Ladysmith Clarens to Winterton - 167km Metsimatsho Rooihoek Aerodrome Middenrif SC Dam Jagersrust S508 Sediba Lodge Hlolela Guest Farm Surrender Hill ATKV Drakensville Rooikrans Surrender The Rose House & The Holiday Resort FOURIESBURG R711 Hill Rose Hip Restaurant Ladysmith to Estcourt - 81km S9 The Fat Spioenkop P304 R616 D119 Mulberry Oranje S505 Camel’s N3 S508 R74 Estcourt to Mooi River - 37km Guest Farm Hump Hlalanathi Dwarsberg S344 S26 The Barbet Drakensberg Resort [Golf] R26 Hoender- Country Cottages Rugged Glen Spioenkop Dam Mooi River to Nottinghan Road - 21km S9 Mafube kop NR P304 R103 Camelroc Mountain Retreat Wynford Royal Natal Guest Farm P304 Nottingham Road to Howick - 36km The Rose Holiday Farm National Park House Caledonspoort KALA P288 Border Control (RSA) World Heritage D2101 Spioenkop Howick to Sani Pass - 157km D1264 Site Nature Reserve Golden Gate Top of Malutizicht Moteng Highlands National Park Ntabenende BERGVILLE R600 Lodge P288 S344 A1 PHELANDABA VILLAGE Moteng Pass P288 Sani Pass to Afriski (Lesotho) - 135km Liphofung Cave COLENSO Lekhalo-la Namahali Pass Sani Pass to Clarens - 376km (via the N3) Road to A1 Woodstock R74 Ficksburg BUTHA-BUTHE Dam Sani Pass to Clarens - 258km (via the A1) Maseru Hoffenthal Mission P10-2 Pitsong Mole WINTERTON R103 Hill Afriski Scramblekop P394 Mountain P388 Emmaus Hospital R74 Weenen WEENEN HLOTSE Resort P394 R600 Churchill Capture Site Nature Reserve R74 Foot Pass Khwela A25 Inner Mnweni Kwamanduluza FRERE Needle P10-1 Road to Maseru Maliba Lodge North Ganabu (Capital city of Lesotho) Photo: Afriski Peak Cathedral P394 Peak MAQABAQABENI Cathedral Peak Cayley Mountain Resort Road to Greytown Cathkin Xaxavitha R103 Pean Emoyeni R600 Engonyameni LETSENG Clivia Hill GH Mike’s Pass Draycott Champagne Ennersdale Sport Resort Drakensberg Sun P519 Andmore Guest Farm Ha Kome Caves ESTCOURT Cathedral Peak Resort Cathkin Vaalribbokkop Park P331 Estcourt Hospital Nature Reserve Mackaya BellaCountry Lodge P28-1 A25 Dragon’s Mist SC Villa Sugarloaf Kop Eastman’s Falcan Ridge Read more on these caves and history Peak Gatberg Bird of Prey Centre N3 on www.visitlesotho.travel Kwanyikinya Wembezi Bokong Cathkin P29 Wagendrift Nature Reserve Mafika Lisiu Pass & View Point Nature Reserve Malibiabatso River Peak Monk’s Cowl Nature Reserve Goodhome Moor Park Battle of [ 3090 metres above sea level ] Nature Reserve Willow Grange Champaigne Van Heyningens Engodini White Mountain LEJONE Castle Motebong Lodge Pass Resort ZuluWaters Edashi R103 [Fishing] Injisuthi Camp Game Reserve Battle of Ntabamhlophe Marzimahle D1384 Brynbella Antbear Lodge Midlands Saddle P28-1 and Trout Sycamore Avenue GreaterKruger.co.za Treehouses R622 Mawuza Giant Castle Rosetta Nature Reserve A1 P391 KwaDlamini Wild Berry Mooi River Road to Greytown Accommodation & Safari Bookings P19 Country Club Mafadi Guest Farm Kamberg P185 MOOI RIVER Mjesuthi Copy Right © 2020 Gerhard Brummer P19 Enyokeni Hartford House Toll Plaza Khoko-Ntso Mooi 1 Stop KWA-ZULU NATAL www.greaterkruger.co.za Sugarloaf P169 Kop No part of this map shall be copied in any way or Hlatikulu Dam Kwalikhize Kamberg means without the permission of the copy right holder. HIKES Mount MIDLANDS Katse Dam Main Cave - rock art (1hr - tours on the hour P169 every hour 9am - 3pm) Forestlodge Dam West Katse Dam; Lesotho LESOTHO Highmoor R103 P165 State Forest Crane Sanctuary The Katse dam has the highest dam wall in Africa [185 metres HIKE Main Caves Wine Cellar P28-1 Karkloof 1. Worlds View (4hrs) & Deli from top to bottom; 60 metres stretch at the foot and 700 Mount Kyber NR 2. Bergview (2hrs) Lebanon Linga Lapa Butchery & Restaurantg Pass metres stretch at the top. Katse dam wall is a double concrete MOKHOTLONG 3. Giants Ridge / Oribi Ridge (9hrs) Elandskop Overdale GH Rosetta Highmoor Glengarry Country Thatchings GH Rockwood Forest Lodge wall standing at 185 metres; at an elevation of 1990m above Cleopatra Mountain Club Golf Course Jolo Guest Farm Marrakesh HIKE P168 The Windmills Resort and Lodges sea level. No fishing is allowed in either the Katse dam or the 1. Caracal Cave (1hrs) Farm House Cheese Farm Karkloof Silver Hill P164 Mohale dam. But, you are welcome to fish in the rivers. Fish you Giant’s 2. Aasvoelkrans (3hrs) D293 Castle Cleopatra Lodge Spring Grove P147 Katse Lodge Qambathi Heavenly Hammocks may find are the indigenous Yellow fish and the exotic Trout Dam Shops and fuel BOKONG Mountain Lodge NOTTINGHAM ROAD Bosch Hoek Arts & Crafts rainbow and Brown; which were introduced into the Natal river available Golf Club Kamberg P28-1 Invermooi Gowrie Farm systems late in the 19th century and has now bred into the river Terbodore Coffee Roasters P526 Nature Reserve Lodge Golf Lodge D406 systems all over. Kamberg Cranford Country Lodge Kwathwalelinye Nottingham Road Old Halliwell Country Inn P144 Curry’s Brewing Co. P27-3 Post Groundcover P163 Various Restaurants Remember, the rugged mountainous terrain Dirt Road P141 Fort Nottingham Shuttleworth and Accommodation Karkloorf Falls P145 does not lend itself to fast travel and that in Redi P28-2 Weaving A25 DRAKENSBERG Fort Nottingham Balgowan N3 P165 Dovehouse Organic itself is a pleasure. The main roads are in Soutar’s Reserve Waterwoods Cottages R103 Farm & Shop Mohale Dam excellent condition. One can quite safely travel Hill Hawklee Country House Karkloof Falls Otters Den SC Farmers Market these roads with an ordinary family car; off Lotheni Various Restaurants P165 road is a totally different story. Nature Reserve and Accommodation D369 on the D18 Road D18 Karkloof Falls Mkhomazi Lidgetton Road P134 West Curry’s Post Nature Reserve Nelson Mandela Umgeni Valley A1 P27-2 Lidgetton Capture Site Road Nature Reserve D707 P134 Lions Howick Falls A3 Dargle River Hotel Old Kilgobbin Howick Falls Farm Padstal Vergelegen Nzinga Pass Farm Cottages D6 D666 HOWICK Nature Reserve Umgeni Vlei Handaboutz Hammocks Road to Maseru (Capital city of Lesotho) Nature Reserve Dargle Valley Pottery The Midmar Woodturner Dam MERRIVALE Beverley D494 Beinn Country Cottages VinLee P27-2 Mountain A3 Mount Art Gallery THABA-TSEKA Kotisephola Pass D710 Lotheni Ashley Aloe Croft B&B Pass Everglades Country Howick Sani Pass P346 Hilton Backpackers P129 Airfield Sani Mountain Lodge Sani Pass Campsite P27-2 Mpophomeni Phatlapoho Pass [Highest Pub in Africa - 2874m] Mqangqala Enkangale Road to R617 Pietermaritzburg Sani Pass Bucklands D1243 Pass Stepmore and Durban Impende P318-2 P132 Cobham Castle Taylor’s P127-1 Nature Reserve Ridge Tillietudlem Game & Trout Lodge P252 Boston P318-1 Caldenwood Hall P27-2 Sani Valley Snow Lodge & Hotel Hill Impendle P128 Nature Reserve Elandkop Ambleside Bamboo Lodge Mountain Khotos Lodge & Horse Trails P27-1 Lundy’s Khotso Lodge Hill Eland Valley Resort Himeville The Old Hatchery Restaurant Airlink connects you to Durban with direct Gooderson Castleburn Resort Lake Naverone D199 Drakensberg Gardens R617 Maqabazine flights from Nelspruit KMIA, George and Bloemfontein. Self Catering Pennygum Country Cottages The Swamp Golf and Spa Resort Underberg Cheesery Cottages NR Adventure & Safari Bookings Airlink connects you to Bloemfontein with direct Wintershoek Kosheyakhe KwaZulu Natal Midlands flights from Johannesburg and Cape Town. Visit UNDERBURG Mountain Park Xotssheyake P125 Hotel NR Mahutshwa www.krugertocape.co.za our web site for more info: www.flyairlink.com Marwaqa BULWER Marutswa NR P27-1 NR Garden Castle Sangwana R617 Nature Reserve D2 Penwarn Farm Lodge P322 Ntandela Umzimkulu River Lodge R612 Sehlabathebe National R617 P320 Road to the Park P125 Ntabamsila KwaZulu Natal D81 P265 South Coast Road to Kokstad Coleford and Wild Coast Nature Reserve Photo: Rhino Africa Blog.
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