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View point over the Blyde River Canyon to the Three Rondavels rock formations. The walls and domed peaks look like three traditional huts overlooking the canyon.
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View point looking out at the Blyde River Canyon, the Blyde River dam and the Lowveld
Potholes and rock formations carved from the rock by water action at the confluence of the Blyde and Treue rivers. There's a small museum that explores the local wildlife and geology of the canyon and walking trails to the rock formations. The potholes are named after a miner called Tom Bourke, who found a bit of gold here, but never got rich as the gold seam was located a short distance to the south of his claim. You may also see some local birds.
A short walk from the parking lot leads to several viewpoints of the falls.
The lookout point at the top gives views of the Lisbon River as it tumbles 92 m into the gorge below.
The highest viewpoint on the road (1,730 m) with views of the Lowveld and escarpment.
A very pleasant lookout with views of the escarpment, a forested valley and onto the lowveld and Kruger National Park. There's also a trail that leads up along the ridge through the rainforest that is able to grow at the top of the escarpment.