Mpumalanga Escarpment
The Mpumalanga Escarpment region is world renowned for its scenic splendours and beauty, with a host of waterfalls and majestic view points of the Lowveld below, as well as the Blyde River Canyon.

Mac Mac Falls
The twin 56m drop, the second highest in the region, which can be seen was originally a single fall, but in their eagerness to get to gold, some miners tried to divert the falls below. An over enthusiastic application of dynamite created the second fall, but whether it helped to find more quantities of gold was not recorded.

Mac Mac Pools
These are naturally formed swimming pools, and also a very popular picnic spot. The secretary bird hiking trail also starts from this point, which stretches from 1 - 2 hours, ranging from pristine forest to grasslands.

The Pinnacle
Located on the Panorama Route, this 30m high quartzite "needle" rises dramatically out of the fern clad ravine, created by the Ngwaritsane River, over countless millennia. To the right, and below, the viewing plateau from which can be seen only the topmost of eight waterfalls which take the river down approximately 450m in a series of alternating falls and cascades.