Discover the perfect hiking spot

 

The Drakensberg is my favourite place to hike, camp and photograph.

It sits neatly in the KwaZulu Natal province of South Africa, bordering Lesotho.

Renowned for its epic scenery, it boasts the second highest waterfall in the world. The Tugela Falls cascades 948 meters down into the valleys of the Royal National park.

The Drakensberg itself was formed about 182 million years ago, during the Jurassic period.

In Zulu the range is known as uKhahlamba, meaning Barrier of spears, which does justice to its dramatic basalt buttresses.

It reaches close to 3500 meters above sea level at its highest point and is about 1000 kilometres long.

I am currently living in the United Kingdom and have been exploring the mountains and landscape here. I have added a few of my images to this gallery, scroll down to check them out.

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