Limpopo is known for its natural splendours and scenery, which attract travellers from all walks of life. One of the best ways to immerse yourself in this tapestry of wild spaces is by venturing off on a hike through these often obstacle-filled trails.
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Need help figuring out where to start your journey of discovering these wild walks of life in Limpopo? Look at a few options to fall in love with this province.
Wolfberg Wilderness Mountain Reserve
A fantastic reserve located in a subrange of the Drakensberg, Wolfberg Wilderness Mountain Reserve is the place to be if you’re looking for diverse adventures. From animal wildlife-watching opportunities to challenging trails to navigate, this reserve is made to excite and enthral every kind of traveller.
While most of the trails are marked, you can roam the ground at your leisure, which is a great way to enjoy this natural space.
Lesodi Hiking Trail
Also known as the Swartbos Trail, this walk through the Magoebaskloof forest is a beautiful way to become encapsulated by nature with the trees looming high above your head. On the walk, you’ll find a kaleidoscope of natural attractions to see and explore.
From the Samango monkeys’ calls overhead to the iconic ‘cathedral tree’ on the trail, you’ll indeed have a great time witnessing nature’s many wonders. This walk has been noted to be moderate to complex, depending on your fitness level.
Leopard Trail in Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve
Located on the northern side of the Blyde River Canyon, the Leopard Trail is an excellent choice for hikers looking for a challenge in a moderately short distance. This 5km hike is filled with stunning scenery.
Whether you’re looking for a swimming hole to cool off or want a better view of the Three Rondavels, this walk will have you covered.
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